Примеры использования Export interests на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Developing countries' export interests.
In this context, the export interests of developing countries should receive special consideration in the future.
Hence, there was a risk that product coverage might fail to meet the export interests of LDCs.
Such logic relies on export interests for negotiations and inherently understates the development interests of import-competing industries.
The scheme would be assessed annually, so as to reflect the actual export interests of LDCs in Africa.
Developing countries see that liberalization in the GATS is expected to bring positive results both for their developing industries and for their export interests.
Parameters based on import shares tend to ignore the export interests of smaller trading partners.
In addition, there must be an enabling international environment based on a trading system that was truly responsive to the socio-economic realities of developing countries,particularly their legitimate export interests.
Nevertheless, many developing countries have some difficulty in identifying export interests in the services sector other than in the movement of natural persons.
Future trade negotiations will have to tackle industrial tariff reductions, especially considering that tariff peaks andtariff escalation persist in several sectors of export interests to the least developed countries.
Further, plurilateral requests under the Doha Round suggest that the overall export interests of TISA participants may lie primarily with non-TISA participants.
Iv In the application of import relief measures and other measures referred to in paragraph 3(c) of Article XXXVII of GATT 1947 and the corresponding provision of GATT 1994,special consideration shall be given to the export interests of least-developed countries.
While the imposition of high AD/CVD duties on steel products cost United States consumers billions of dollars, the export interests of the countries affected by these measure were also significant.
With its expiration in June,a new TPA is important for the United States' continued credible engagement in the negotiations while tangible progress in its export interests was considered as prerequisite for the TPA renewal.
In order to identify trading opportunities in a more concrete manner,a greater additional effort should be made to relate the concessions of the developed countries to the supply capacity and export interests of developing countries and the least developed countries, with a view to enabling them to benefit from these opportunities.
One component of the system relates to the Generalized System of Preferences in that it includes information on tariffs, preferential margins, rules of origin andother regulations affecting the export interests of developing countries vis-à-vis the preference-giving countries.
For instance, the greater emphasis placed on sectoral liberalization in developing countries in NAMA, or more restrictive SSM in agriculture, reflects the export interests of developed countries with large trade deficits facing the imperative of rebalancing their growth patterns.
A new Trade Promotion Authority is thus important for the continued credible engagement of the United States in the negotiations,while tangible progress in its export interests has been considered indispensable domestically for its renewal.
The overall transparency and fairness of the WTO dispute settlement mechanism could be further improved if the trade policy reviews, which provide an assessment of the state of trade policies of member countries with the largest shares of world trade, were geared towards the identification of practices incompatible with WTO andthat are harmful to the export interests of developing countries, in particular of the smaller countries and/or of those countries without established WTO legal competence.
Developing countries' traditional export interest has been in tourism, transport and labour movement.
The experts suggested that schemes should cover to a greater extent products of export interest to developing countries, especially sectors of importance to LDCs.
Implementing in advance, and without staging,agreed most-favoured-nation(MFN) tariff reductions on products of export interest to African countries that do not enjoy preferential treatment;
In that connection,developed countries ought to implement commitments undertaken in respect of trade liberalization in the areas of export interest to developing countries such as textiles and agriculture.
Many of them face difficulty in ensuring effective coordination between Geneva and capitals,as well as between ministries and in pursuing their export interest as demandeurs in the negotiations without in-depth service sectoral assessments.
The largest increases in trade are projected to occur in clothing; textiles; agricultural, forestry and fishery products; and processed food andbeverages, which are areas of export interest to many developing countries.
This is particularly the case as regards trade-distorting subsidies to domestic production and exports in the agricultural sector and as regards tariff escalation for semi-processed andprocessed commodities of actual or potential export interest to developing countries.
Convinced that enhanced market access to developed countries' markets for goods and services in the export interest of developing countries would significantly contribute to debt sustainability in developing countries.
The Conference recognizes that a substantial expansion of product coverage to include hitherto excluded products of current and potential export interest to developing countries would constitute a major improvement in the effectiveness of the GSP and calls upon preference-giving countries to consider, if possible, comprehensive product coverage, especially in the context of the review of the schemes under way in many preference-giving countries.
The objectives of the non-agricultural market access negotiations have been to reduce or eliminate tariffs, including tariff peaks, high tariffs and tariff escalation, as well as non-tariff barriers,in particular on products of export interest to developing countries, with less than full reciprocity in reduction commitments applied to developing countries.
Underlines that the long-term sustainability of debt for developing countries depends on the economic growth and export prospects of debtor countries and hence, on the success in overcoming structural development problems, and stresses that this will further require additional resources to finance development,including through enhanced market access to developed countries' markets for goods and services in the export interest of developing countries and investments in developing countries;