Примеры использования Increased market access на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Increased market access would lead to job creation, particularly in the agricultural sector.
Supplementary investment financing resources and increased market access could promote a solution.
Increased market access for developing countries was necessary for smooth external debt servicing.
However, it was essential that opportunities be created for increased market access for developing countries.
Increased market access and connectivity by upgrading infrastructure and the provision of basic services and amenities.
Developing countries were hoping for secure and increased market access for their agricultural products.
Increased market access is one way in which a country like Malawi could be empowered to meaningfully participate in the globalization process.
But at the same time,the rich countries cannot turn their back on development, and increased market access will make a real contribution.
We are convinced that trade and increased market access will make a major contribution to the achievement of the MDGs.
The European Union is and should remain at the forefront,promoting free trade and increased market access for developing countries.
It was important to complement increased market access with greater efforts to increase their trade-related capacity and infrastructure.
Partnerships and networking are considered effective mechanisms for technological development,national capacity-building and increased market access.
Increased market access and reduced agricultural subsidies, taking into consideration the special needs of developing countries, would have greatly contributed to financing for development.
African efforts at diversification should likewise be fully supported by the international community,in such ways as providing increased market access.
It was also emphasized that gaining increased market access is only valuable to developing countries if they can increase production to supply those markets. .
Similarly, African efforts at diversification should be fully supported by the international community,particularly in terms of providing increased market access.
First, it was important to secure substantially increased market access and entry opportunities for developing countries' traditional and new exports of agricultural and non-agricultural products.
They saw trade as a potentiallydynamic force for accelerating growth and development, if technical support to the production sector and increased market access could be ensured.
It is very disconcerting that many initiatives that arebeneficial to the LDCs, such as increased market access and assistance to facilitate trade, remain in abeyance due to the single-undertaking principle.
Aid for Trade is an effective mechanism for supporting African countries in improving supply-side constraints and gaining from increased market access.
The effects on the EU itself are minimal, as increased market access for least developed countries comes mostly at the expense of other preference-receiving countries, although the changes are modest.
All that required considerable resources and forward planning, andtherefore additional external assistance from developed countries that complemented increased market access opportunities.
This entailed increased market access and entry opportunities for developing countries, matched by"good policy space", and enhanced supply and production capacity, competitiveness and trade-related infrastructure.
Central to this is the need to identify development strategies andnational policies that enhance their capacity to benefit from trade liberalization and increased market access.
Several representatives pointed to the importance of addressing supply-side constraints in low-income countries, since increased market access did not necessarily lead to investments in productive capacity, including those made in infrastructure and transport systems.
One way different stakeholders, including States and IFIs or WTO, could incorporate human rights into their policies was by carrying out human rights impact assessments during negotiations, orencouraging trade agreements or increased market access.
In this regard, speakers stressed that increased technical assistance for capacity-building in developing countries was necessary, along with increased market access in developed countries, and sufficient and well-coordinated external support.
In this regard, increased market access offers should be supplemented with specific actions to address supply-side constraints, and priority should be given to ensuring that more aid was targeted to productive sectors and economic infrastructure in LDCs.
The Caribbean Basin Initiative involving the United States and countries in andaround the Caribbean used increased market access and other incentives to foster an upward spiral of foreign investment and export growth in non-traditional sectors.
The transparent rules-of-origin provisions we introduced, in addition to our trade-related capacity-building initiatives,will allow African countries other than the 34 least developed countries in Africa to also benefit from this increased market access.