Примеры использования Liberalization of trade in services на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Liberalization of trade in services and human rights.
The expert emphasized that regulation and liberalization of trade in services were closely linked.
Liberalization of trade in services, and human rights, paragraph 6.
Devising the final form of the obligations schedules for the liberalization of trade in services between Arab States.
Liberalization of trade in services and human rights: report of the High Commissioner.
Most WTO Members recognize that further liberalization of trade in services is not a classical North-South issue.
The liberalization of trade in services provides opportunities for economic growth and development.
These commitments will serve as the benchmark in future rounds of negotiations on the liberalization of trade in services.
Progressive liberalization of trade in services is meant to benefit economic development.
A draft services protocol is being finalized by SADC member States, with the aim to achieve substantial liberalization of trade in services by 2015.
The question is whether the liberalization of trade in services reduces or increases these barriers.
GATS seeks the liberalization of trade in services through the progressive opening up of States' services markets.
The Andean Community(AC), while aiming for labour market integration as a final objective,is seeking liberalization of trade in services through successive rounds of negotiations.
Negotiations on the liberalization of trade in services are taking place in different forums and at different levels-- bilateral, regional and multilateral.
A number of regionalintegration agreements are being drafted, with a high level of ambition and incorporating a negative-list approach to the liberalization of trade in services.
Industrialized countries are mainly interested in further liberalization of trade in services and in imposing universal labour and environmental standards.
Liberalization of trade in services is expected to enhance global welfare through increased efficiency and competition, lower prices and greater choice for consumers.
Many developing countries had embarked on reform processes, but the liberalization of trade in services might not produce the expected results or gains without complementary policies.
Liberalization of trade in services has become a concern for many stakeholders, particularly when reform reaches into areas previously considered the public sector domain.
It had also assisted in the identification of the prerequisites for liberalization of trade in services in terms of regulatory structures and capacity-building.
The liberalization of trade in services, notably through GATS Mode 3, commercial presence, can make a major contribution to the achievement of developmental and social goals.
The provisions of the General Agreement on Trade in Services(GATS) were expected to provide grounds for liberalization of trade in services such that growth would be further enhanced.
The liberalization of trade in services, notably through commercial presence, can make a major contribution to the achievement of developmental and social goals, if certain prerequisites are met.
The market-opening efforts have focused on trade in goods, though some RTAs have started to draft orimplement recently adopted programmes for the liberalization of trade in services.
Paradoxically, in certain circumstances the liberalization of trade in services can create the risk of reduced access to essential services and vulnerability.
Resolutions on related issues included those covering intellectual property and human rights(resolution 2001/21),globalization(resolution 2001/5) and the liberalization of trade in services and human rights resolution 2001/4.
The liberalization of trade in services in sectors and modes of interest to developing countries could be an effective means of achieving the Millennium Development Goals.
UNCTAD contributed to SADC workshops on finalizing the protocol for the liberalization of trade in services in the region, and provided technical advice to the SADC Trade Negotiating Forum services meetings.
Liberalization of trade in services in developing countries has proceeded ahead of their existing GATS commitments, making recognition of their autonomous liberalization an important issue.