Примеры использования Expanded trade на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The arrival of Europeans created the opportunity for greatly expanded trade.
We have placed our hopes in expanded trade as a result of the successful conclusion of the Doha round.
These steps will create the conditions necessary for expanded trade and production.
We will encourage expanded trade, tourism and technology transfer, and assist the development of the SMEs.
The General Agreement on Trade in Services(GATS)has opened possibilities for expanded trade in services.
At the global level, open markets, expanded trade, foreign direct investment and new technologies offer tremendous opportunities for development.
Exchanges in Latin America and Asia have been building links both within andacross regions to facilitate expanded trade.
With the expanded trade and new infrastructure, we will unleash incredible energy innovation that is safe, responsible, and environmentally friendly.
Each stage will involve implementation andexpansion of specific programmes to encourage company-to-company cooperation and expanded trade and investment.
Opportunities associated with these developments include expanded trade, joint infrastructure development, and also non-economic benefits such as regional peace initiatives.
Diversification can also strengthen linkages among various sectors of the economy, andlead to the development of the tertiary sectors needed for expanded trade transport, communications, finance and banking.
Regional and international cooperation based on expanded trade, economic, political and cultural relations, including the exchange of experience on issues of transition;
Implicit in the report of the Secretary-General on international trade and development(A/54/304) was the need for fairness and full and faithful implementation of obligations in order toassure all countries of the benefits of expanded trade.
For several African countries, expanded trade in their agriculture products would have significantly positive repercussions in rural development, employment and women's income.
The Russia-United States Business Development Committee is an important forum for discussions of current and potential market access issues and for the development of recommended policies andregulations which would support expanded trade and investment.
Such expanded trade may well be the engine of growth on which the economic future of Central Asia will depend, aided in strong measure by bright prospects for the region's raw materials.
World trade in food is expected to rise rapidly,with primary impetus for expanded trade being generated by the group of developing countries increasing its food imports from developed countries.
Although some developing countries have been able to take advantage of the opportunities created by the increased globalization of markets, most developing countries,in particular the least developed countries, have not been able to strengthen their industries through expanded trade and increased FDI to diversify their industries.
In view of the opportunities for expanded trade and investment in climate-smart goods and technologies, Governments have a role to play in formulating and implementing policies which are conducive to such trade and investment.
Job creation in the industrial, agricultural and service sectors should befacilitated by Governments and the private sector through the establishment of more favourable climates for expanded trade and investment on an environmentally sound basis, greater investment in human resource development and the development of democratic institutions and good governance.
Higher global growth rates and expanded trade will require continuous economic restructuring on the part of developed countries, facilitated by Governments through measures to reduce the adverse impact on"sunset" industries in terms of employment and wages.
Since the conclusion of the Uruguay Round of Trade Negotiations the priority has been to examine the implications of the multilateral trade norms on trade in services andglobal opportunities for expanded trade for developing countries in the region and to disseminate information to the relevant government officials, private sector executives and researchers.
A climate of interdependence andinteraction would thus be created, in which expanded trade would allow the developing countries to pay their debts to international creditors, thereby offering further commercial opportunities to the industrialized countries.
Among other studies that corroborate the importance of complementary policies in harnessing the benefits of openness, a study by Sebastian Edward, using data on 93 countries andtaking nine different indices of openness, concludes that greater openness led to higher economic growth, as expanded trade forced domestic producers to be more competitive and to assimilate and develop new technologies, all of which required complementary supportive policies.
Sebastian Edward, in a most comprehensive study using data on 93 countries and taking nine different indices of openness,concludes that greater openness led to higher economic growth, as expanded trade forced domestic producers to be more competitive and to assimilate and develop new technologies, all of which required complementary supportive policies.
None the less, the potential for expanding trade is enormous.
Accordingly, expanding trade requires attention to factors which go beyond the trade area.
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