Примеры использования Greater access to markets на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In addition, there was a need for increased trade and greater access to markets.
They need greater access to markets in the developed countries and to capital and technology in this process.
Private partnerships andGovernment support can facilitate greater access to markets.
Greater access to markets, particularly for least developed countries' exports of agriculture, supports growth and reduces poverty.
Debt write-offs have to be accompanied by better terms of trade, greater access to markets and investment inflows.
That would require greater access to markets within the region and the removal of tariff and non-tariff barriers, as well as the development of regional connectivity.
The developed countries had an obligation to sustain the reform process by increasing concessional official flows and affording greater access to markets and technology.
Greater access to markets has provided new opportunities to countries and individuals to participate in the global division of labour and creation of wealth.
Closer ties between those economies, with Laos as a hub, would substantially accelerate development,promote trade and provide greater access to markets within the region.
It also called for trade policies that promoted greater access to markets and reduced trade barriers, and for an increase in official development assistance ODA.
States not affected by illicit drug crop cultivation and, in particular,the private sector, are urged to provide greater access to markets for alternative development products.
As a result of greater access to markets, new technologies and new ways of doing business, many aspects of globalization have stimulated growth and prosperity and expanded possibilities for millions of people all over the world.
It was necessary to establish modalities for agriculture negotiations designed to achieve greater access to markets, phase out domestic subsidies, and reduce all trade-distorting practices.
The needs and interests of the developing countries must be placed at the centre of the negotiations, and they should be provided with development financing, including official development assistance(ODA)and offered greater access to markets.
While the Uruguay Round of multilateral trade negotiations andWTO had given countries greater access to markets, their benefit, particularly in the area of exports from the developing countries and least developed countries, had been disappointing.
She explained that women must be assisted to take advantage of new opportunities andto overcome the challenges of globalization with efforts made to guarantee women's greater access to markets.
With help from sponsors the countries of the region, which were strongly committed to TCDC,could then ensure that there would be greater access to markets for the agricultural and fisheries products of the region and could become less dependent on developed countries for essential products.
Moreover, debt relief measures have not holistically addressed underlying problems-- covering the range of issues from the need for greater policy space towards inclusive economic growth,better terms of trade and greater access to markets and investment flows.
The main challenges were:the need for greater inflows of resource and greater access to markets; the need for more predictability in policies and funding; and the need to build Africa's capacity to manage its own development and ensure comprehensive and sustainable support for human rights.
When it joins that economy, all countries will have to abide by the commitments that they have undertaken to restrain protectionism andprovide even greater access to markets, especially in sectors of interest to developing countries.
Increased ODA on its own, without greater access to markets for products from developing countries and elimination of trade-distorting subsidies, would create greater dependence on external assistance in those who received it and greater poverty and inequality in those who did not, since trade would continue to be the principal source of financing for many developing countries.
The Secretary-General was correct to stress the vital need for a more comprehensive multilateral agreement that gives developing countries greater access to markets and eliminates the tariffs and other obstacles created by developed countries.
Third, providing access to a broad range of financial services and on the role of the private sector and small and micro-enterprises as potential vehicles for generating growth andemployment, reducing poverty, and providing the poor with greater access to markets, goods, and services.
Reach out to States not affected by illicit drug crop cultivation andto the private sector with a view to providing greater access to markets for alternative development products, consistent with national and international obligations and taking into account applicable multilateral trade rules;
Bearing this in mind, the world's leaders made a special commitment to Africa to implement special measures to address the challenges of poverty eradication and sustainable development through suchactions as debt cancellation, increased investment and greater access to markets and technology.
In that connection, the delegation of Cameroon supported the five priority areas which had been mentioned by the Secretary-General to assist Africa, namely: increase official development assistance,facilitate greater access to markets, promote investment, liberalize access to the Highly Indebted Poor Countries initiative and convert bilateral debts into grants.
Third, helping to create an enabling environment for access to a broad range of financial services, supporting the role of the private sector and small and micro-enterprises as potential vehicles for generating growth andemployment, reducing poverty, and providing the poor with greater access to markets, goods, and services.
The view was also expressed that there was a need for non-financial measures, such as special trade preferences, tariff adjustments, quota allocations and special commodity purchase agreements, as well as finding new markets, providing greater access to markets for goods from affected third States or lowering tariffs on said goods, in order to ameliorate the adverse effects that sanctions had upon third States.
The recent mid-term review of the United Nations New Agenda was an opportunity for the international community to renew its commitment to measures aimed at adding new impetus to implementation, particularly as regards external debt,the diversification of African economies, greater access to markets and the transfer of technology.
It produced a new global compact that commits developing countries to improving their policies and governance and simultaneously calls on developed countries to increase support, especially by providing developing countries with more and better aid,debt relief and greater access to markets, which are important for poverty eradication.