Примеры использования Import dependence на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Oil Import Dependence.
The rapid growth in natural gas consumption is boosting the import dependence of many UNECE countries.
Energy import dependence is rising in the UNECE region.
The programme aimed to ensure food safety,increase self-reliance and eliminate import dependence.
Energy import dependence is rising in the UNECE region.
Hence, the rapid growth in natural gas consumption(at close to 2.5 per cent per annum)is boosting the import dependence of many UNECE countries.
Import Dependence and Import Substitution in Russian Manufacturing.
For central and eastern Europe,oil import dependence, which is currently more than 80%, might rise to around 90% by 2010.
In Comoros, sustainable consumption andproduction actions have focused on reducing oil import dependence and increase energy access.
In North America, import dependence could rise from about 35 to 45% by 2020.
Moreover, improvements in technologies which favour the use of biomass fuels can enable developing countries to reduce import dependence for fuels.
North American oil import dependence could rise from 35 per cent to 45 per cent by 2020.
Despite the well-recognized importance of trade to meet domestic food demand,high import dependence remains a concern for many developing countries.
As a result, import dependence will remain high for most commodities.
For central andeastern European countries(excluding the Russian Federation), oil import dependence, which is currently more than 80%, might rise to around 90% by 2010.
The problem of import dependence is compounded when countries have to rely on a single outside source of gas.
Several developing countries, particularly in Africa,continue to be highly dependent on food imports, and their import dependence for food has even increased.
The import dependence of central and east European countries, excluding the Russian Federation, is likely to rise from about 65% to 85% by 2010.
Apart from the Russian Federation, central and eastern European gas import dependence is likely to increase from 65 per cent in 2010 to 85 per cent in 2015.
It is important that these priority sectors be capable of halting economic contraction, maintaining or increasing the levels of employment and productivity,and reducing import dependence.
For central andeastern Europe oil import dependence, which is currently more than 80%, could rise up to around 90% by 2010.
Whereas standards, regulations and test protocols differ among countries, the aims are common and include:(a) curbing the growing motor fuel consumption;(b)reducing energy import dependence; and(c) protecting urban air quality.
With the growing gas market, import dependence is likely to rise from about 50% today in central and eastern Europe to about 80% in 2010.
In the case of central andeast European countries(excluding the Russian Federation), oil import dependence, which is currently more than 80%, could rise to above 90% by 2020.
Consequently, such heavy import dependence must be financed by a corresponding export effort to the extent that other forms of foreign-exchange transfers are insufficient.
For central and eastern European countries(excluding the Russian Federation),oil import dependence, which is currently more than 80 per cent, could rise to around 90 per cent by 2010.
The energy import dependence of most UNECE member countries will continue to rise in the foreseeable future, particularly for oil and natural gas, increasing their vulnerability to emerging energy security risks.
This will provide the population of the region with 84% of their own sugar and reduce import dependence, which corresponds to the objectives of the State Program for the Development of the Agro-industrial Complex for 2017-2020.
A number of countries pointed to the large number of people without access to electricity or modern energy services at regional and national levels,energy import dependence as a source of vulnerability, and the threat of climate change.
While trade contributed to food security,high import dependence represented a risk, as supply could be disrupted by market dysfunction or export restrictions.