Примеры использования Macroeconomic and structural на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Citizens' groups have a legitimate role in discussing macroeconomic and structural policies.
Aligning macroeconomic and structural policies for job growthand sustainable development.
LDCs should continue to do their part for their own development,particularly by undertaking macroeconomic and structural reforms.
Macroeconomic and structural challenges for the implementation of the Beijing Declarationand Platform for Action.
The Government has negotiated and launched macroeconomic and structural reforms that our development partners support.
Macroeconomic and structural reforms in the developing countries ran up against financing needs which ODA could help to meet.
The most important issue in policy adjustment was securing a close relationship between macroeconomic and structural policies and institutional building.
The macroeconomic and structural policy of the World Bank has been combined with policy-based lending in several countries.
Debt relief for heavily indebted poor countries that demonstrated a commitment to sound macroeconomic and structural policies was strongly supported.
Macroeconomic and structural policies as well as institutional reforms formulatedand implemented in Africa should be secondary to this broader developmental goal.
This delay is attributed mostly to the problem faced by some countries in staying on track with implementing macroeconomic and structural reform programmes under IMF.
Moreover, it is not clear how the macroeconomic and structural reforms required under the Poverty Reduction Strategy process affect povertyand social conditions.
The strategy has encouraged debt and debt-service reduction by the banking community for heavily indebted countries undertaking macroeconomic and structural reforms.
ODA financed economic and human development as well as macroeconomic and structural reforms that were critical for growth, particularly in the poorest developing countries.
The lessons in countries with economies in transition had also showed the critical importance of advancing simultaneously in institution- building and macroeconomic and structural policies.
A highly important problem combining both macroeconomic and structural challenges is developing a new model for the welfare state that corresponds to contemporary technological, demographic, and social realities.
One major obstacle which many developing countries were trying to overcome as they undertook macroeconomic and structural reforms was the problem of access to international financing.
By contrast macroeconomic and structural policies in most developing countries are subject to tighter surveillance in the multilateral financial institutions, even though the global impact of their national policies is much weaker.
Discussing obstacles in the legal, regulatory, fiscal,institutional framework as well as barriers relating to the overall macroeconomic and structural situation of the Central Asian countries;
Until October 1998 when Hurricane Mitch hit the country, the macroeconomic and structural reform programme had been on track so that the decision point under the HIPC was tentatively envisioned for late 1999.
Improved capacity of policy makersin debtor countries and the international community to analyse the macroeconomic and structural requirements for debt sustainability.
It had also undertaken a comprehensive macroeconomic and structural reform programme, including the enactment of financial establishment legislation, and it had recently adopted a Land Act to stimulate private direct investment in the country.
His delegation welcomed the decision adopted by the Group of Seven at their annual Summit at Halifax to pursue appropriate macroeconomic and structural policies to maintain the momentum of economic growth.
What macroeconomic and structural policies could developing and transition economies adopt to build resilience to external demand shocks resulting from weak economic performance in advanced economies, and how could international policy coordination support such efforts?
Measures to reduce debt burden can have a positive impact on development prospects, including the domestic investment climate,provided they are accompanied by sound macroeconomic and structural reform efforts.
Conditionality for debt relief should be limited to the macroeconomic and structural framework directly relevant for the core objectives of debt relief, i.e. the re-establishment of a comprehensively defined debt sustainability criteria and contribution to the achievement of MDGs.
Better measurement of such flows will lead to more accurate assessment of economic conditions,thus helping to formulate better macroeconomic and structural policies and support the development process as a whole.
In the framework of the intensified globalization, liberalization and competition across the range of industries, services included, both worldwide as well as in the UNECE region,majority of the UNECE countries have undertaken a series of measures aiming at macroeconomic and structural changes.
The International Monetary Fund(IMF) and the Government of Guinea-Bissau reached a preliminary agreement for a medium-term macroeconomic and structural reform programme for 2010-2012, under the extended credit facility of IMF.
These include countercyclical fiscal policy, a monetary policy regime supportive of both sustained growth and price stability, and an exchange rate regime that facilitates macroeconomic and structural adjustment supportive of sustainable job creation.