Примеры использования Multilateral trading system should на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The multilateral trading system should play an effective role in that process.
In order for developing countries to benefit equally from global trade, the multilateral trading system should be more equitable.
The multilateral trading system should avert any damage to food security.
The integration of developing countries into the global multilateral trading system should therefore be a key priority of the post-2015 development agenda.
The multilateral trading system should increase the room for maneuver of developing countries.
The effective integration of developing countries, in particular LDCs andcountries with economies in transition, into the multilateral trading system should remain a priority.
The multilateral trading system should be stable, predictable, non-discriminatory, transparent, fair and equitable.
The principles of transparency, mutual recognition and non-discrimination,which serve as building blocks for the multilateral trading system, should also serve as basic principles in other areas, such as sustainable development.
A fair multilateral trading system should be open, rule-based, predictable, non-discriminatory and development-oriented.
Reinvigorating the globalpartnership for development and ensuring effective functioning of the multilateral trading system should be a key element of the global development agenda beyond 2015.
The multilateral trading system should continue efforts towards the development of more friendly and market-oriented rules.
Mr. Mashabane(South Africa) said that a universal, rules-based, open,non-discriminatory and equitable multilateral trading system should be upheld to tackle global economic imbalances and promote sustained and inclusive growth.
Integration into the multilateral trading system should be regarded as an instrument contributing to the implementation of internal reforms and to stable economic development.
The Doha Mandate adopted by UNCTAD XIII in April 2012 also underlined that the effective integration of developing countries, in particular least developed countries(LDCs) andcountries with economies in transition, into the multilateral trading system should remain a priority.
Achieving the universality of the multilateral trading system should be a major objective of new negotiations.
She called on UNCTAD to closely follow the process on sustainable development goals, which would be adopted within one year, andanalyse how the international trade and multilateral trading system should support achievement of the post-2015 sustainable development goals.
The multilateral trading system should be upheld as the cornerstone of global trade governance and a bulwark against emerging protectionist sentiments and trade disputes.
In this context, the trade-related issues identified for the fuller integration of small, vulnerable economies into the multilateral trading system should also be addressed, without creating a subcategory of members, as part of the Doha work programme.
The multilateral trading system should allow developing countries higher levels of bound tariffs and a greater range in those levels than were proposed under the Doha process.
We recognize that strengthening LDCs' capacity to participate in international trade and in the multilateral trading system should also be seen as an important component of international efforts to integrate LDCs into the multilateral trading system and into the global economy.
The multilateral trading system should have the capacity to further integrate environmental considerations and enhance its contribution to sustainable development, without undermining its open, equitable and non-discriminatory character.
The development dimension should be madecentral to trade negotiations, in accordance with the Doha Development Agenda, and the multilateral trading system should be made more equitable and open, bearing in mind the trade priorities of developing countries, particularly the least developed countries.
Thus, progress in the multilateral trading system should be inextricably linked to progress in the accomplishment of internationally agreed development goals, including the MDGs, as reiterated by the 2005 World Summit.
The representative of Egypt said that the multilateral trading system should be beneficial for all countries, but that each country should be able to integrate itself into the system at its own pace.
The multilateral trading system should address the development needs and priorities of developing countries, and a successful and development-oriented conclusion of the Doha Round of multilateral trade negotiations would be an important step forward.
While we welcome the Agreement, negotiations in the multilateral trading system should be enhanced in order to deliver substantial market access, with a reduction of distortive measures and better predictability.
Achieving universality in the multilateral trading system should be a major objective of the trade negotiations to be held at the World Trade Organization(WTO) Ministerial Conference in Seattle during the current month.
First, Governments have continued to emphasize that the multilateral trading system should not be undermined by resort to unilateral measures and that environmental and social concerns should not be used for protectionist purposes.
The universality of the multilateral trading system should likewise be enhanced by increasing membership in the World Trade Organization; however, the requirements for new members should not be more stringent than those for existing members.
At its 52nd session in October 2005, the Board's review found that progress in the multilateral trading system should be linked to progress in accomplishing internationally-agreed development goals, including the Millennium Development Goals(MDGs), as reiterated in the 2005 World Summit Outcome.