Примеры использования Equitable trade на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Equitable trade policies were critical for eliminating poverty.
Aid should be accompanied by more direct investment andmore fair and equitable trade.
In particular it should create the framework for equitable trade regimes which, in any event, is within its existing mandate.
Enhancing the contribution of preferential trade agreements to inclusive and equitable trade.
Equitable trade and finance should expand into new areas in accordance with the importance of their economic and social objectives.
Malaysia believes that the Doha Round must return to its original objective of ensuring free,fair and equitable trade.
The world needed not just open markets, butalso more equitable trade, since trade was the engine of economic expansion.
But the developed countries must honour their commitments,particularly in areas of official development assistance and equitable trade.
Enhancing development required more equitable trade and simultaneous advances in the supply of foreign financial flows and access to markets.
The Philippines joins the calls for the conclusion of the Doha Round to realize the promise of a level playing field and an equitable trade regime.
Without an equitable trade and taxation system, smallhold farmers from our region will not be able to compete in the global market.
Enhancing the contribution of preferential trade agreements to inclusive and equitable trade ESCAP, in collaboration with ECLAC, ECA and UNCTAD.
Her delegation also urged the early conclusion of the Doha Round, which must be brought back to its original objective of ensuring free,fair and equitable trade.
The global economic situation today dictates equitable trade policies and fair trade practices, which were sought in the Doha round.
Recognizing the need to foster development of the least developed economies,they agreed to provide special trade concessions for the least developed countries of the region on a non-reciprocal basis for the development of equitable trade relations with those countries.
We believe that, if we are to meet the development partnership Goal, a fair and equitable trade regime is of the highest importance to the development of our countries in Latin America.
That framework, based on equitable trade, was enabling her country to fight poverty, in particular by investing in social projects, primarily in the area of education, which was one of the main tools for poverty eradication.
The success we need is not just that of freer and more open markets,but also that of equitable trade, creating added value to regions, nations and communities.
The lack of equitable trade arrangements for developing countries makes it difficult for agricultural sectors to compete with their subsidized counterparts in developed countries and keeps global inequality unacceptably high.
The first matter involves the following questions: climate conditions, demographic problems, indebtedness,free and equitable trade, redirecting the agricultural sector towards biofuels, the price of oil and armed conflicts.
We have always firmly believed that equitable trade is needed if we are to accelerate economic growth, in particular for low-income countries, and if we are to generate substantial resources to fund their development and help them to attain the MDGs.
We agree with the analysis that the success of the first seven goals hinges on the fulfilment of the commitments of goal eight, dealing with equitable trade, greater debt relief and larger official development assistance flows to developing countries.
By facilitating free and equitable trade, in particular through its links with the World Trade Organization and World Customs Organization, the organization seeks to support the development and improve the prosperity of emerging economies.
The challenges faced by developing countries and their partners in the area of development cooperation could be addressed by better regulating financial flows,improving the forms of assistance available to different countries and promoting equitable trade.
Ensuring fair and equitable trade through the elimination of such subsidies and other inequitable domestic supports can discourage environmentally damaging production methods by reducing incentives to overconsume scarce resources.
As rightly stated in the Secretary-General's report(A/60/178), while debt relief andincreased ODA coupled with policy reforms are important to meeting Africa's needs in the short to medium term, equitable trade holds the key to its long-term growth and development.
Equitable trade and investment regimes, based on respect for comparative advantage, effective and just application of intellectual property rights and technology transfer on favourable terms, particularly in relation to tropical agriculture and medicine.
Burkina Faso is convinced that one of the ways to improve the current situation is through better integration into markets through equitable trade and settlement of the issue of the enormous subsidies granted to producers in the North, which negatively affect the export receipts of the LDCs.
They could offer the developing countries greater market access by reducing or removing tariff and non-tariff barriers,thus increasing the flow of trade in commodities and services, and could revise agricultural subsidies to allow for more equitable trade in agricultural products.
Lastly, he reiterated the call of the Malaysian Prime Minister for the Doha Round to be brought back to its original objective of ensuring free,fair and equitable trade: the successful conclusion of those negotiations would promote a better trading environment and facilitate the growth of the world's economy.