Примеры использования Global market forces на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The key feature of globalization is the growing influence of global market forces.
Global market forces have not reduced the gender-based wage differentials in almost any countries in the world.
My delegation believes that the management of marine ecosystems must address the needs of global market forces.
External global market forces will to a large extent dictate the flows of foreign direct investment and other types of financial capital.
Only a few advanced developing countries have been able to take advantage of the opportunities that have arisen as a result of global market forces.
Such arrangements offered a welcome buffer against global market forces and allowed countries to pool their resources and develop their productive capacities.
Achieving the goals of quality education anddecent work for all young people has become increasingly determined by global market forces.
Economic liberalization has unleashed global market forces that have a significant impact on the degree of flexibility countries have in shaping national policies.
The debate underscored that the demand for skilled workers is likely to increase in the future owing to global market forces.
However, the expectation that growth anddevelopment based on global market forces would be more sustainable and more widely shared than in the past has not been realized.
As discussed in chapter V, it has become more difficult for the state to cushion workers against the adverse effects of economic dislocations resulting from exposure to global market forces.
Taking stock of these trends in the 1990s, the degree of exposure to global market forces is not what seems to distinguish"winners" and"losers.
It is all the greater today because over the past two decades the tendency has been to subordinate the goals of growth, employment anddevelopment to the exigencies of global market forces.
In an increasingly open economic system, global market forces, along with international obligations and regimes, have a significant impact on domestic monetary and fiscal policies.
The response to that situation had been more rhetorical than real: official development assistance(ODA) had declined,while reliance on global market forces had led only to deepening inequalities.
It is clear that, while global market forces can generate wealth and prosperity, they can also lead to political tensions and instability when the impact on development is patchy or uneven.
It has become commonplace to view these developments as part of the inevitable stresses and strains of moving to a borderless world economy, andthe price to be paid for the greater efficiency and dynamism of global market forces.
The consequences of globalization have meant that,in developing countries, global market forces have largely dictated policies that promote growth with minimal consideration for their social and environmental impacts.
Global market forces can generate wealth and spread prosperity, but where development is uneven the result can be increased political tensions and risks of instability- as we have recently witnessed following the East Asian financial crisis.
With the acceleration in the pace of globalization in the early 1990s came the expectation that growth anddevelopment based on global market forces would be more rapid, more sustainable and more widely shared than in the past.
Furthermore, economic liberalization has resulted in global market forces that have changed relative prices, consumption possibilities and patterns, which in turn have affected peoples' jobs, livelihoods and incomes.
Emphasizes the urgency of placing the goals of social development as contained in the Copenhagen Declaration and the Programme of Action at the centre of economic policy-making,including policies influencing domestic and global market forces and the global economy;
We agree with the Secretary-General's view that global market forces can generate wealth and prosperity, but that where development is uneven the result can be increased political tensions and the risk of instability.
Stresses the vital importance of placing the goals of social development, as contained in the Copenhagen Declaration and the Programme of Action and in the further initiatives for social development, at the centre of economic policy-making,including in policies that influence domestic and global market forces and the global economy;
With the acceleration in the pace of globalization in the early 1990s came the expectation that growth anddevelopment based on global market forces would be more rapid, more sustainable and more widely shared than in the past, allowing developing countries to narrow the gap with industrial countries and the poorest sections of society to close the income gap with the rich.
Stresses the vital importance of achieving social development for all and of integrating social development objectives, as set out in the Copenhagen Declaration and the Programme of Action and in the further initiatives for social development, into economic policymaking,including into policies that influence domestic and global market forces and the global economy;
In the 2007 report on impact of international commitments, policies and processes on the scope andthe implementation of national development strategies, the Department made reference to key areas where global market forces, unleashed by economic liberalization, as well as international disciplines, rules, policies and processes, had an impact on the design and implementation of national development strategies.
In this process, a global economy based on market forces has offered enormous potential.
An important lesson to be drawn by the agricultural sector from India's experience in its trade policy was that market forces could not protect against global shocks such as food and financial crises.
Twenty-seven researchers from academic institutions and international andnational research agencies worldwide presented their results at the symposium's sessions on state and sovereignty, global citizenship, regional institutions, market forces and international organizations.