Примеры использования Its markets на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Its markets known far and wide.
Like every historic city,Klaipėda was famous for its markets.
It(the economy) had its markets in the domestic economic environment.
St. Petersburg Markets: exciting facets of the city life are to be discovered on its markets.
In 2003, Canada opened its markets to virtually all products from the least developed countries.
As soon as free trade of Ukraine with the EU has become a reality,Russia closed its markets for Ukrainian goods immediately.
Its markets throughout Southeast Asia include Indonesia, Malaysia, Phillipine, Singapore, and Vietnam.
Now Darwin is a triumph of the Australian Northern Territory, with its markets, restaurants and beautiful wilderness areas.
To segment its markets, a business must first conduct research to understand customer needs.
While many technological changes are revolutionary,the automotive industry and its markets are undergoing major changes.
To serve its markets, Groupe SEB boasts over thirty industrial sites, 10 of which are in France.
Pakistan had been the first country in the region to open its markets to foreign investment and to protect those investments from expropriation.
For a decade now, we have exported our squashproduce to Japan and, more recently, we have been exporting specially cultivated seaweed to its markets.
The step was expected as China has opened its markets for a while now, and many believed that MSCI's decision is due.
This has isolated the town from almost all its agricultural land,while surrounding villages are separated from its markets and services.
In general, it is desirable that the North open further its markets to our products in order to allow us to play a greater role in the globalized economy.
In Montevideo you can find many interesting places and do not lose sight of its lively center overlooking the sea, the harbor area,the old town and its markets.
In insurance, the Republic of Korea agreed to open its markets for direct insurance in maritime shipping, commercial aviation and international transport of goods.
Japan had also been providing support to the least developed countries through ODA and trade-related technical assistance, and by granting them duty- andquota-free access to its markets.
The start of TIR operations today sends a strong signal to the world that China is opening up its markets and connecting more efficiently across its borders.
Though Russia opened widely its markets for foreign goods back in early 1990s, this did not work like a right policy to build up new large manufacturing industries in Russia.
The crisis in that country is having an impact on the economy of Chad as its markets are mainly supplied from, or through, the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya.
By opening its markets to goods and services from developing countries, Norway sought to further its commitment to making the ongoing WTO negotiations a true development round.
As the leading trading partner ofthe least developed countries, it had opened up its markets widely to their products and intended to go even further in that direction.
We encourage it to complement this contribution by intensifying trade with our own country andour region through renewed readiness to facilitate access for our products to its markets.
Such principles provide Kazakhstan with an opportunity to diversify its markets for oil and gas supply and to provide optimum transportation tariffs for Kazakh oil and gas exporters.
The European Union helped least developed countries in their integration efforts, inter alia,by giving them preferential access to its markets and by providing them with development assistance.
Mauritius has to diversify its markets fast, especially after the worst economic crisis in Europe, which remains the most important market for Mauritian exports.
Russia"has gained nothing, or almost nothing- while providing Belarus with cheap energy resources,opening up its markets to Belarusian products, and directly subsidizing the Belarusian budget.".
The Republic of Korea, which had opened its markets to foreign competition as a matter of survival, was committed to engaging in trade on a level playing field with its global trade partners.