Примеры использования Expansion of international trade на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It is necessary for expansion of international trade and ensuring economic safety of Russia.
We believe that the terms andframework of the Uruguay Round should translate into access to markets and expansion of international trade to cover all States.
The expansion of international trade in services mentioned earlier is in some measure a reflection of this new trend.
We trust that these instruments will help to ensure the liberalization and expansion of international trade for the benefit of the developing countries.
Liberalization and expansion of international trade were essential to the growth of developing and industrialized countries alike.
It implies that an international regime that facilitates the expansion of international trade is not sufficient for poverty reduction.
The expansion of international trade is essential to economic growth and is an integral part of the economic dimension of development.
It was 1957 when the General Assembly in its resolution 1028(XI)raised the question of the land-locked countries and the expansion of international trade.
Given the globalization and the expansion of international trade, it was important to have clear and harmonized rules of fair trade. .
This will help to strengthen the multilateral trade system,which is based on the liberalization and expansion of international trade.
Zimbabwe believes that the expansion of international trade is essential to economic growth and is indeed an integral part of development.
The problem of invasive alien species is ranked second to habitat loss as the major threat to biodiversity, andthere is growing evidence that the rate of invasion is accelerating with the expansion of international trade.
The expansion of international trade seems, on the contrary, to have created better business opportunities for women entrepreneurs in developed economies.
Management of urban growth becomes more important as the integration of the world economy and the expansion of international trade and investment change the bases of urban economic growth in the twenty-first century.
In order to support the expansion of international trade and global production networks in the region, governments have been implementing measures to reduce non-physical barriers in transport process.
These countries thus bear special responsibility for supporting vigorous global economic growth and the expansion of international trade and in dampening abrupt changes in interest rates and in international capital markets.
Through the expansion of international trade and by attracting foreign direct investment, they had raised their rates of economic growth and were reducing poverty and achieving their other development goals.
These competitive advantages have led(and will continue to lead) to increased investment in the forest processing sector in some countries in Eastern Europe,which will reinforce the expansion of international trade and changes in trade flows.
To promote the expansion of international trade in jute and jute products by maintaining existing markets and by developing new markets including the introduction of new jute products and the development of new end-uses;
Many participants reviewed the positive trends in world trade in the current decade,including strong expansion of international trade at a faster rate than world GDP and rapid growth of South-South trade surpassing world trade. .
The expansion of international trade had led to economic growth; however, economic growth had not always translated into better distribution of wealth, wider employment opportunities and better life conditions for all segments of the population, including women.
For trade in services, the Guidelines and Procedures for Negotiation adopted in 2001 provided a sound basis for negotiation,ensuring that further liberalization of trade in services would promote an expansion of international trade, full employment and a rise in living standards.
While offering unprecedented opportunities for expansion of international trade and investment- major generators of economic growth and development- globalization and liberalization can also have substantial adverse repercussions on the development process if not properly managed.
Protectionism under the guise of labour and environmental standards targeted against developing countries, as well as unjustified use of anti-dumping and anti-subsidy measures,had made it almost impossible for developing countries to enjoy the benefits brought about by the expansion of international trade.
Growth-oriented economic policies at the macro, meso andmicro levels which successfully encourage the development of nascent industries and an expansion of international trade- especially low-tech manufactures such as textiles- tend to create a larger number of jobs for women than for men.
In his opening remarks, the Deputy Secretary-General of UNCTAD, Mr. Petko Draganov, suggested that the impact of the crisis has raised serious questions about the resilience and effectiveness of the international financial system,including its ability to support the expansion of international trade.
The rest of the present chapter describes recent trends(up to the outbreak of the financial turmoil in world markets in 1997)related to:(a) the expansion of international trade,(b) mobility of foreign direct investment and the spread of production capacity around the world, and, finally,(c) financial liberalization and mobility of financial capital.
We hope that at this time, when many developing countries are implementing major structural reforms and the liberalization of trade policies, the successful conclusion of the Uruguay Round andthe setting-up of the World Trade Organization will lead to the elimination of all trade barriers and the expansion of international trade.
New ways may need to be explored at the international level to ensure that the low-income countries, especially in sub-Saharan Africa, andall groups of their populations, can reap greater benefits from the expansion of international trade, faster growth in the developed and other parts of the developing world, and globalization more generally.
Recognizes the importance of the expansion of international trade as an engine of growth and development and, in this context, the need for expeditious and complete integration of developing countries into the international trading system in full cognizance of the opportunities and challenges of globalization and liberalization and taking into account the special needs of developing countries;