Примеры использования Intensified competition на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Intensified competition favours those with access to cheaper finance and good logistics.
NBH EBITDA totaled $7 m(-56% qoq)against the backdrop of narrower price spreads and intensified competition with imports.
Consequently, African countries will face intensified competition in their major export markets in the industrialized countries.
The intensified competition within the regime placed its stability in doubt; a particularly unpleasant development, given that the regime is facing the ordeal of"an election without Putin.".
Indeed, trade andFDI are major conduits for the spread of technology, while intensified competition provides a powerful incentive for firms to deploy new technologies.
Voice revenue continued to decline by 15.1% YoY in 1Q15, below our expectations,mostly due to MTR decrease to T8.0 from T11.1 in January 2015 and intensified competition.
Everything changed after the crises, which intensified competition, and with the development of modern technologies which eliminate the need for simple mediation.
Despite the rupee's devaluation in late 1997,the increase in exports will be limited by slower world trade growth this year and intensified competition from other Asian countries in textile products.
Globalization manifests itself in intensified competition among firms on a transnational basis, necessitating efficiency in the utilization of both capital and human resources.
The CES, in its future work, should consider addressing the issue and the problems involved,including the intensified competition between official statistics and commercial data providers.
A combination of factors(low oil prices, intensified competition in the utility sector, shutdown of old, less efficient plants, and lower energy demand) have resulted in a reduction of this capacity to over 7,000 MW.
We also expect the uncertainty related to the decisions of the regulator in combination with the deteriorating macro environment and intensified competition to continue put pressure on the stock over the medium term.
Lastly, globalization means intensified competition for resources, particularly natural resources already taxed by rapid industrialization, motorization, the growth of mega-cities, population pressures and increased poverty.
In my opinion, we can expect 2017 to provide moderate growth in the total volume of work both in transactional practice and in litigation,against the background of further intensified competition with regard to price and quality.
These developments are occurring in the context of rapid technological advances and intensified competition between countries and between transnational corporations that have contributed to a growing globalization of the world economy.
The TDR 2005 illustrated how the ascent of China and India has brightened the outlook for exporters of many primary commodities and increased trade among developing countries,but also intensified competition on the global markets for certain types of manufactures.
According to one, globalization andprocesses associated with it such as intensified competition, economic restructuring, labour market liberalization and potentially higher economic growth are having a generally positive effect in reducing gender inequalities in labour markets.
While the development and growth of global value chains would help to promote an optimum distribution of resources andeconomic development, the intensified competition they brought posed difficulties for a large number of developing countries.
Intensified competition for scarce resources, including water, energy, materials and land, may have impacts beyond the industrial context, since environmental degradation and climate change may also intensify already worrying trends, such as desertification, sea-level rise, more frequent severe weather events and shortages of freshwater.
The other view, by contrast, holds that labour market liberalization andflexibilization have simply been means to increase the ability of businesses to survive in the face of intensified competition worldwide, by reducing their relative tax burden and remuneration of labour.
It increases the internationalization of metropolitan regions(in terms of both capital and labour), changes the distribution of responsibilities between the public and the private sector, attributes a stronger role to a few major cities within a country, andcreates social and economic polarization within cities and intensified competition among cities, especially large ones.
At the same time, the standardization of cultural practices- andthe legitimate reactions this provokes- the general spread of low-cost high technologies and intensified competition bring into question the positions that have been achieved and the functioning, if not the very foundation, of international society.
These include the emergence of some developing countries as regional andglobal dynamos of trade, the inexorable move towards regionalization, the intensified competition for commodities, especially food, energy and minerals, the global hunt for cost-quality competitive labour and skills, and the unprecedented premium on knowledge, innovation and technological edge.
This may be due to increased instances of counterfeit“Made in Kyrgyzstan” clothing exported to Russia from China(through Kyrgyzstan), which is of lower quality andundermines the demand for Kyrgyz products; intensified competition in the Russian garment market by Belarusian garment manufacturers, and an increase in income of the Russian middle class, enabling them to spend on more expensive items.
Relevance The Uruguay Round agreements will further intensify competition in international markets.
He expressed concern regarding the intensifying competition to attract FDI among host countries.
As a result of growing resource requirements and intensifying competition for scarce funds, some donors are increasingly providing earmarked contributions.
In 1999, amid intensifying competition as other Japanese and foreign banks consolidated, Sumitomo announced its merger with Sakura Bank to form Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation.
Moreover, it intensifies competition, resulting in better product quality and lower prices.
When our peoples are bearing witness to drought and crop failures, which intensify competition for food and water, we must move to action.