Примеры использования More rapid growth на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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More rapid growth in the region is being held back by a number of factors.
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Astana has seen more rapid growth of prices, however, residential prices there are below the level of 2007 by 20.
Improvements in the investment climate would lead to more rapid growth in the medium-term.
The current trend appears to be towards more rapid growth amongst the expatriate population than amongst the indigenous Caymanian population.
In 1996, the developing countries are expected to see a more rapid growth of output.
In some cases,export companies have seen a more rapid growth than those producing solely for the domestic market or those in the service sector.
However, this situation will change in the near future owing to the more rapid growth of urban areas.
This confirms that the relatively more rapid growth observed in intrazonal trade in Latin America is a subregional rather than a regional phenomenon.
High levels of unemployment andthe impact of austerity measures were expected to constrain more rapid growth.
We maintain a long-term negative outlook on forecasts of a more rapid growth of oil production comparing with consumption.
Recently, signs of slight growth against the backdrop of stimulus measures, but they are unlikely to support the single currency,given the differential monetary policy and a much more rapid growth in the United States.
We maintain a long-term negative outlook for oil due to the more rapid growth in the supply of oil on the market compared to the rise in demand.
The overall trends for the change of minimum wage levels diverge across provinces, with much smaller increases in developed regions and more rapid growth in less developed regions.
According to the World Bank analysis, more rapid growth associated with a global reduction in protection could reduce the number of people living in poverty by as much as 13 per cent by 2015;
However, in 2010 its share of world GDP is expected to fall below 50 per cent,owing to the more rapid growth in the developing economies.
This notwithstanding, most developing countries need more rapid growth in output than that which raises GDP per capita if they are to meet important social and development goals.
Economic expansion in Eastern andSouthern Asia as a whole is forecast to slow further in 1998, despite more rapid growth in the two largest economies, China and India.
It would be true to say that the last 10 years have seen more rapid growth in the international rule of law than in any time since the inception and planning of the Nuremberg and Tokyo Tribunals.
However, the proportionate share of female migrants increased noticeably from 41 per cent in 1960 to 47 per cent in 1990 as a result of the more rapid growth of the female migrant stock.
International burden sharing,involving fiscal consolidation in the United States, more rapid growth in the Euro area, and exchange rate appreciation and somewhat slower growth in China, was considered the least costly way.
These policies have not, in most cases,had the desired results either in increasing FDI flows to productive sectors or in ensuring more rapid growth and reducing poverty.
Recent market trends reflect slowing growth in the mature markets and more rapid growth in Eastern Europe, Latin America, Asia, Africa and the Middle East.
These reforms have not, in most circumstances,had the desired results either in increasing FDI flows in productive sectors or in ensuring more rapid growth and poverty reduction.
While more rapid growth is obviously essential to poverty reduction in sub-Saharan Africa, faster aggregate economicgrowth alone is not likely to have a discernible effect on poverty indicators or the number of poor people.
Smartphones and higher-specification feature phones are increasingly used for access to the Internet,offering easier Internet access and more rapid growth in Internet use in developing-country markets.
Thus, Mrs. Yellen said that the more rapid growth of employment may lead to an earlier rise in interest rates, but at the same time noted the large number of people who could not find work and are no longer looking for it, as well as a significant number of people who are partially occupied.
It was agreed that the growth that had occurred in certain developing regions had been a source of strength for the world economy at a time of general weakness, and that more rapid growth in developing countries would be of benefit all round.
A 2005 Emergence Programme setting out Morocco's industrial development strategy targeted specific sectors to enable the country to maximize its advantages, ensure better allocation of resources, reap the benefits of globalization andcreate the conditions for more rapid growth.
The development of the ICT sector has been set as one of the priorities of the Ventspils City Council,projecting notable events for more rapid growth of the ICT sector, which will promote economic activity as well as promote the entrepreneurial environment in the city itself.