Примеры использования Engines of growth на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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New engines of growth for sustaining dynamism.
Prospects for long-term development: the engines of growth.
The engines of growth are innovation, competition, competitiveness, participation and motivation.
New Investment Policy Mechanisms: Engines of Growth.
Trade, as one of the engines of growth, has also yet to play its inherent role of alleviating poverty.
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The objective was to highlight the role of cities as engines of growth.
Cities hold great potential as engines of growth and social development.
Sound developing economies should be targeted for investment so thatthey could serve as engines of growth.
It is widely recognized that trade andinvestment are engines of growth, development and poverty reduction.
Surveillance by IMF also should be strengthened more symmetrically, placing greater emphasis on surveillance of the engines of growth.
A new paradigm for development would be essential to find new engines of growth and sustainable ways to drive them forward.
The ongoing recovery from the global economic crisis has shown that trade andinvestment remain important engines of growth.
The potential of developing countries to act as vigorous engines of growth for revitalizing the world economy stands largely ignored.
The World Urban Forum, held recently in Barcelona, had been an important event,given the important role of cities as"engines of growth.
While human settlements hold great potential as engines of growth and social development, they are also places where stark inequalities persist.
In that regard, let me point to the importance of increased trade as one of the most important engines of growth for poor countries.
Yet, even ifwe stop global engines of growth now, the depletion and pollution of our natural environment would still continue because of existing consumption patterns and production methods.
On the economic front, we have replaced our old model of a closed economy with an open one,in which external markets have to become, increasingly, the engines of growth.
Stepped up trade and investment, andthe adoption of policies of liberalization- sure engines of growth- have not yet enabled everyone to enjoy significant development.
That success is the result of combining the diverse strengths of both the grass-roots economy andthe export-led business sector as engines of growth.
Ms. Solberg said that cities had at all times been multiethnic andmulticultural meeting places, engines of growth, the origins of scientific achievements, cultural advancements and social progress.
Private enterprise must be supported, both micro-enterprises in the informal sector and small and medium enterprises in the manufacturing sector,which are principal engines of growth and development.
For example, the emergence of India and China as engines of growth, with 40 per cent of global population, was considered to be a huge potential for neighbouring Nepal's tourism industry.
Finally, steps should be taken to ensure that the developing world as a whole, and not just the emerging economies,would be able to act as engines of growth in the event of a future downturn.
Economic activity in Japan and Western Europe,both potential engines of growth for the world economy, remained disappointingly sluggish, partly because of self-imposed constraints on more growth-supporting macroeconomic policies.
A number of large developing countries such as China and India have experienced spectacular growth over the past decade,making them engines of growth for the world economy.
Though small- andmedium-sized enterprises are engines of growth in developing countries, they face particular challenges in accessing finance for investing in more competitive and cleaner production methods.
This consensual transition, scheduled to end in January 2005, should establish security throughout the country, improve public finances and revive the economic and social sectors,which are engines of growth.
We re-emphasize that rural and urban areas are economically, socially and environmentally interdependent, and that cities andtowns are engines of growth contributing to the development of both rural and urban human settlements.
Mr. Zoubi(Jordan) said that many lower-middle-income countries were ready to move into higher income brackets as a result of prudent economic management and success in enabling the engines of growth.