Примеры использования External indebtedness на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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External indebtedness of the least developed countries.
That has enabled these countries to limit their external indebtedness.
External indebtedness was a major drain on financing for development.
Mr. Hachani(Tunisia) stressed that external indebtedness aggravated poverty.
Moreover, their development was adversely affected by their countries' external indebtedness.
Excruciating external indebtedness remains a major impediment to our development.
This extremely painful situation is a significant cause of the developing countries' external indebtedness.
The excruciating external indebtedness, inter alia, remains a major impediment to our development.
Its 2007 buyback agreement with the Paris Club had reduced its external indebtedness substantially.
Our external indebtedness and debt-servicing obligations have reached unsustainable levels.
Reliance on fossil fuel is also causing increased external indebtedness for the least developed countries.
The external indebtedness of developing countries poses the biggest impediment to their development.
Developing countries are particularly vulnerable owing to their dependence on foreign capital and their net external indebtedness.
At the same time, external indebtedness continued to be a major drain on resources for development.
They apply existing human rights standards as they pertain to problems orissues occasioned by the external indebtedness of States and related policies.
Sub-Saharan Africa's external indebtedness corresponds to 80 per cent of gross national product.
Malaysia also suffered from high private indebtedness and weaknesses in financial institutions, although its external indebtedness was relatively low.
External indebtedness continues to be a major obstacle to the development of Africa and the least developed countries.
Initiatives to resolve the problem of external indebtedness should not link cancellation of the debt to development assistance.
External indebtedness continued to be a major drain on resources for development in the developing countries.
They also addressed official development assistance(ODA), external indebtedness, private investment and international financial stability.
External indebtedness involved transfers of resources for debt-servicing and amortization and inhibited investment.
A Central Bank report stated that in December 2002 external indebtedness stood at US$ 4,299.7 million, with an increase to US$ 4,424.3 million by April 2003.
External indebtedness is one of the major obstacles to the development efforts of many developing countries.
The standard is likely to be extended in coming months to create more rigorous requirements for reserves, external indebtedness and international investment positions.
However, the exact figure of Iraq's external indebtedness can only be ascertained following discussions between Iraq and its creditors.
The domestic policies required for this purpose should aim, inter alia, to establish and maintain a stable macroeconomy,including sustainable levels of domestic and external indebtedness.
The external indebtedness of least developed countries also continued to inhibit growth and to undermine prospects for private capital inflows.
In Africa, per capita production continued to decline for various reasons related to demographics, external indebtedness, the deterioration in the terms of trade, natural disasters and civil wars.
When we address such problems as external indebtedness, trade, capital flows and access to technology, we are actually dealing with the very foundations of development.