Примеры использования Net outflow of resources на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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For a number of years, the developing countries had been suffering from a net outflow of resources.
The consequent net outflow of resources almost reached the level of US$ 1,900 million in 1990 and declined slightly in 1993.
Many developing countries, including Kenya,are experiencing a net outflow of resources, mainly due to debt service obligations.
The consequent net outflow of resources reached the level of almost US$ 2 billion in 1990 and diminished only slightly to US$ 1.7 billion in 1993.
Development will be difficult to achieve in developing countries so long as there is a net outflow of resources from those countries to developed countries.
The net outflow of resources from developing countries($600 million in 2005) pointed to the need for reform of the international financial system and for initiation of the second stage of IMF quota reform.
What we find curious is that the outcome of the review process fails to acknowledge the fact that,for most African countries, there is actually a net outflow of resources.
The net result of access agreements is a net outflow of resources and employment that is being repeated in many other regions of the world.
Many of them continue to suffer from a host of problems, including poverty, lack of financial resources, a heavy debt burden and, in some cases,even a net outflow of resources.
The first report(A/42/272)was presented in 1987, when the net outflow of resources was reaching alarming levels in a considerable number of developing countries.
I do not need to repeat facts to highlightthe lack of resources, such as the continuing fall in official development assistance flows or the net outflow of resources from developing to developed countries.
The Ministers expressed concern at the continued increased in the net outflow of resources from developing countries due to growing trade deficits in developed countries and capital flight.
According to the Economic Survey of Europe in 1992-1993, capital inflows into countries with economies in transition were more than offset by debt-servicing and other payments andhad actually resulted in a net outflow of resources from most of the Eastern European countries in 1992.
In many cases, the net outflow of resources from developing to developed countries exceeds the level of development financing due to growing trade deficits, transfer of invisibles and capital flight.
In that regard, greater political commitment was needed, inter alia, to urgently secure adequate financing for the Millennium Development Goals,including reversing the net outflow of resources from the developing to the developed world, and to pursue innovative means of securing national and international financing.
In the case of the Russian Federation remittances constitute a net outflow of resources, but in countries such as the Republic of Moldova, Tajikistan, Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Serbia and Montenegro remittances are an important source of foreign exchange earnings and have boosted household consumption levels.
The persistence of conflicts,debt burden, the decline in official development assistance, the net outflow of resources and the question of access to world markets, to mention just a few factors, are paralysing growth and development in Africa.
For some countries, the net outflow of resources from some of these institutions has become negative and, therefore, we will work with these institutions to enhance their financing to developing countries as part of the measures for further implementation of the Monterrey Consensus.
The persistence of conflicts,the debt burden, the decline in official development assistance, the net outflow of resources and the conditionalities that international lending institutions lay down in providing access to development financing- to mention just a few factors- are paralysing growth and development in the continent.
It was noted that despite ODA volumes, developing countries as a whole had been recording net outflows of resources.
The persistence of net outflows of financial resources from developing countries along with the continued build-up of reserves suggests that measures should be sought to improve the efficiency of the international financial system and improve the allocationof resources to support development.
The recent transfer of financial resources to developing countries reverses a long trend of net outflow and is one of the encouraging developments in international finance.
It is that net cash outflow that comprises the net transfer of resources.
His delegation also wished to support andelaborate upon the Union's position with regard to paragraph 5 on net outflow of financial resources.
The result is a reversal of the expected global pattern of financial flows and a net outflow of financial resources from developing countries overall.
Debt-servicing obligations, accompanied by declining levels of official development assistance, have resulted in a net outflow of financial resources from developing to developed countries.
It was therefore a source of concern that the developing countries,for the fifth year in a row, had had a net outflow of financial resources.
Since there was a net outflow of non-concessional resources from the least developed countries totalling US$ 0.6 billion, the recorded total flow of external resources to them amounted to US$ 16 billion on a net basis.
Notes that developing countries as a whole continue to experience a net outflow of financial resources, and requests the Secretary-General, in continuing collaboration with international financial institutions and other relevant bodies, to analyse the range of reasons for this in his report under this item;
Notes that developing countries as a whole continue to experience a net outflow of financial resources, and reiterates its request to the Secretary-General, in continuing collaboration with international financial institutions and other relevant bodies, to analyse the range of reasons and consequences for this in his report under this item;