Примеры использования Necessary capital на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Providing access to the necessary capital;
Are necessary capital investments envisioned to modernize Kaliningrad energy system to meet the EU standards?
Firms' efficiency will be rewarded in market Private sector can mobilize necessary capital.
Industry cooperation in key sectors will provide the necessary capital business expertise to support economic development.
The remaining problem banks have already started to build up the necessary capital.
Instead of handouts,why not provide the necessary capital in the form of loans which can be repaid, or grants?
Alas, I fear it might be some time before I can amass the necessary capital to compete.
Meanwhile, the Company will be able to finance necessary capital investments with its strong operating cash flows from Bozshakol and Aktogay.
Young entrepreneurs are being encouraged to establish small andmedium enterprises by providing skills training and supply of the necessary capital from banks.
In such cases the private sector can contribute to advance the necessary capital, thus making possible the construction of infrastructure in short term.
The general project planis made based on the technical and financial analysis, the yield forecast and the necessary capital and operating costs.
Only half of the necessary capital expenditures are budgeted($362,000) and only 42 per cent of payroll expenses($616,000) can be covered.
Today leasingis a unique investment vehicle which allows acquiring necessary capital goodsthrough external long-term financing.
The war slowed down the construction, but in the next few years after the war the village had a dozen new semi-detached houses, bath,storage and other necessary capital building.
This cannot be achieved without the necessary capital investment at city level many pan-European cities invested in improving public transport infrastructure and rolling stock.
A stable financial environment was critical to building confidence and generating the necessary capital flows to the developing countries.
Since domestic savings do not provide the necessary capital for economic development, developing countries are dependent on external funding; as a result, many have large external debts.
It is impossible for a newly independent farmer with only little arable land to raise the necessary capital to start up agricultural production.
One of the problems facing the LDCs in general was their lack of the necessary capital, technology and skilled personnel to process their stocks of energy and other natural resources and of primary products such as cocoa, coffee and tea.
Constituents wishing to create or expand small and medium-sized enterprises, which could, in turn, assist in employment creation,often lacked the necessary capital and access to financial services.
Entrepreneurs- people in the business world,who are able to see commercial opportunities that can raise the necessary capital, who know how to conduct the corresponding operation and are ready to take risks and responsibility for both success and failure.
Banks that are specialized in specific industrial sectors, such as agriculture and rural development, are better equipped andmore likely to provide necessary capital.
Through privatization, FDI can also help restructure ailing state-owned enterprises,bring in necessary capital and know-how, and increase governmental budget revenues.
The mobilization of the necessary capital resources will require a business-friendly environment, favourable macroeconomic performance and a regulatory environment that is predictable, fair, transparent and efficient.
Market-based housing finance inevitably targets the more affluent segments of society,which have the necessary capital to take on the initial housing loan and generate profit to lenders through the payment of interest.
Even in many African countries, which in recent years had given evidence of good governance and good macroeconomic frameworks, capital had been flowing, butthe financial markets were still not providing them with the necessary capital.
In concrete terms, it is a matter of ensuring the legal existence of informal businesses by providing the necessary capital and encouraging them to employ modern business-management methods so that they integrate better into the formal economy.
The mobilization of the necessary capital resources, however, will require an attractive investment climate: a business friendly environment, favourable macroeconomic performance, and a predictable, fair, transparent and efficient regulatory environment.
In any event, given the concentrated nature of the economies of developing and other countries and the shortage of buyers, the only available and capable acquirers buyers might already beholding dominant market positions, which would have given them the opportunity to build up the necessary capital.
Whereas in the past growth was often hindered when the necessary capital or technology was unavailable within a country's borders, that is no longer the case now that those resources can move freely across borders to wherever they may be used with the greatest economic efficiency.