Примеры использования Fair rules на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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We just need fair rules of the game.
Fair rules of play: International, regional and local challenges.
Bet and play only where it is played legally,according to clear and fair rules.
AppStore, following strict but fair rules of Apple Inc., didn't allow us to publish the app.
A necessary condition for the elimination of all forms of poverty is the creation of fair rules for trade and investment.
The G20 is to become a venue for elaborating fair rules for the sustainable development of the entire global economy.
Desiring that the multilateral trading system provide equitable benefits for all members through trade liberalization and fair rules;
This also requires fair rules that facilitate the beneficial participation of developing countries in the global economy.
At the international level, all States-- strong and weak, big and small-- need a framework of fair rules, which each can be confident that others will obey.
We need clear and fair rules that will enable the developing world to compete on an equal footing and to achieve greater levels of prosperity.
The sense and purpose of our work together is to lay down fair rules for sustainable development throughout the entire global economy.
As the housing market has become commercial,the companies involved in it are interested in protecting their business interests and creating fair rules for business.
If the movement starts Uanet for fair rules of the game that are not will be backed by laws, but one of the goals will just be completion of these same laws, whether you support this initiative?
Burkina Faso calls for a resumption of those negotiations in a spirit of consensus andinternational solidarity to establish fair rules and conditions that favour equitable and profitable trade for all.
Competition, as with every game,needs fair rules and strong arbiters,rules to empower countries and people to compete on an equal footing, efficient governments and international organizations to enforce those rules. .
People have a say in decisions that affect their lives and can hold decision-makers to account,based on inclusive and fair rules, institutions and practices that govern social interactions.
International society should be governed by fair rules that would protect weaker nations by allowing their voices to be heard and would take their vital economic interests into account, including, in particular, their right to a decent standard of living.
Her country believed it was essential to ensure the protection and promotion of human rights and good governance, fair global growth,a favourable climate for investment and the creation of decent work based on market liberalization and fair rules.
It must dissipate their misgivings with regard to the fairness of the global trading system by adopting fair rules of international trade that opened up markets to their exports and by refraining from unfair restrictions on the movement of goods.
Enforcing fair rules in international agricultural trade is fundamental, not only to eradicate hunger in the world but also to face another crucial challenge of our time: to reconcile environmental protection with energy security.
Given the critical impact of the external environment on the growth of developing countries in the context of globalization, fair rules were needed for trade; however, there must be fairness in the application of such rules. .
Russia has been consistent on this point: economic recovery measures should not come at the expense of lowered living standards. Rather, they should improve people's well-being by strengthening national economies, creating quality jobs,and establishing fair rules for international trade.
And, insofar as a game is not only about fair rules but also about competitive players, it is essential to reconsider the existing provisions of the unequal agreement on Trade-related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights(TRIPs), which was signed at a time when most Governments and most people did not understand its economic implications.
There are great hopes that the negotiations towards the conclusion of the Doha Work Programme will lead to an equitable multilateral trading system, strengthen international economic and trade cooperation, andcreate the conditions for sustained development, including fair rules for trade in goods and services and non-distorted access to all markets.
Based on the conviction that fair rules of trade and capital flows need to be complemented by fair rules for the cross-border movement of people, the Commission states in its report that it is necessary to build a multilateral framework that provides uniform and transparent rules for the cross-border movement of people and balances the interests of both migrants themselves and of countries of origin and destination.
The United Nations Development Programme's(UNDP's) report"Unleashing Entrepreneurship: Making Business Work for the Poor" identified three pillars of entrepreneurship:(a)a level playing field with fair rules that are fairly enforced;(b) access to finance for emerging, small and large firms; and(c) access to skills and knowledge UNDP, 2004.
Advice and tools developed in this area can help countries with economies in transition, currently in the process of developing or strengthening housing markets, as well as other countries even beyond the ECE region, to rebuild andagree on principles that would guarantee fair rules in the real estate market and could help avoiding similar housing-related financial crises in the future.
They drew attention, inter alia, to the following:(a) the new trade geography not only brings commercial gains, but also enhances solidarity and equity among countries;(b)there is increased potential for beneficial cooperation among developing countries, based on fair rules and solidarity, including special treatment for the weaker among them; and(c) increased South-South trade is a complement to rather than a substitute for North-South trade.
They drew attention, inter alia, to the following:(a) the new trade geography not only brings commercial gains, but also enhances solidarity and equity among countries;(b) there is increased potential for beneficial cooperation among developing countries,based on fair rules and solidarity, including special treatment for the weaker among them; and(c) increased South- South trade is a complement to, rather than a substitute for, North- South trade.
We therefore call for fairer rules to govern international business and trade, in particular measures to cushion the impacts of adverse changes.