Примеры использования Large net на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Fruits and vegetables are loaded into large nets and pulled on the water behind boats.
The farmers there, they would blast recordings of bird songs at night to lure them into large nets.
At the end of September 2009, investors held very large net long positions in palladium.
The large net outward transfer of financial resources from developing countries as a whole would continue throughout 2002, with divergent trends in the different regions.
Latin America is expected to be a large net food exporter while Asia will be a net food importer.
In particular, trade in temperate zone products will be negatively affected,although the developed countries will remain large net exporters of those products.
One reason is that the currency union, as a large net importer of oil, benefits especially when oil becomes much cheaper.
This shift in aggregate transfers embodied unusual flows first into and then out of a group of Asian countries that, until the mid-1990s,had not made large net drawings of foreign financing.
Drivers include lower energy prices(the region is a large net importer), while the weaker euro is benefiting exports.
In particular, the large net capital inflows to the United States have financed a rising trade and current-account deficit, which has served as an engine of growth for much of the rest of the world economy in recent years.
The Liberian dollar depreciated by 10 per cent in 2013,reflecting in part a large net injection of local currency into the economy.
Since the ESCWA region is a large net importer of cereals, developments in world supply and prices of cereals have a marked impact on the region's food import bill.
With new legislation making such sales by privateinvestors more difficult from March onwards, there was a large net return of platinum to the market in the first quarter.
In the case of eastern and southern Asian countries the large net outward transfers of resources in 2003 had been the result of continued strong export growth complemented by policies to support domestic demand.
Some of the developed countries, notably the United States of America, have absorbed substantial net resource transfers from other countries, while other countries, notably Japan, Germany and some other Western European countries,have been large net suppliers.
Portfolio investment flows dropped dramatically in most developing countries in 2008,in some cases shifting to large net outflows and triggering a significant drop in equity markets in 2008 and well into 2009.
The large net outward transfer of financial resources from Latin America and the Caribbean in 2002 had as its counterpart a sharp contraction of imports as crisis countries compressed consumption and investment in response to the withdrawal of capital flows by international investors.
Thus, as capital flows towards anddirect investment in the developing countries declined, external debt continued to cause large net transfers of resources from the developing countries to the developed countries, which were accentuated by unstable exchange rates and high interest rates.
The large net outward resource transfers from Eastern and Southern Asia reflected the continuing, but diminishing, consequences of the 1997 financial crisis, as foreign financial institutions continued to reduce their exposure to the region and as official post-crisis loans were being repaid.
On the other hand, in East and South-East Asia, the very large net outward resource transfer grew substantially yet again, but in an environment of strong growth of exports and imports underpinned by economic growth.
In the few developing countries which had received large net flows of private capital, the progress towards a more stable domestic macroeconomic environment must be preserved, while simultaneously ensuring that a larger share of capital inflows was used to increase productive investments.
This, however, was partially offset by larger net spending in Argentina.
This would be the largest net short position on EUR from June 2012.
Latin America has become the largest net exporter of food, replacing North America, and ushering in a new political map of South-South trade flows.
As the largest net importer of food, Japan was very interested in the issue of food security.
In 2003, China was the largest net importing country, with net imports of about 35 Mt.
The largest net borrowers were Moscow(RUR 57.9 billion), the Republic of Tatarstan(RUR 20.4 billion) and Krasnodar Territory RUR 18.3 billion.
The largest net increase is in Africa($484.8 million), followed by the Americas($11.6 million) and the Middle East and North Africa $9.6 million.
The largest net increases are for West Africa(70), CASWANAME(40), Asia and the Pacific(46); the largest net decrease being for Europe 86.