Примеры использования New competitive environment на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The paper briefly describes the new competitive environment of the post-Uruguay Round period.
The growth of small, independent butinterdependent firms has proved a vital element in the adjustment of economies to a new competitive environment.
In this new competitive environment, the largest operators, capable of spreading risk over a vast and diversified market, seem to be gaining a competitive advantage.
The growth of small,independent but interdependent firms has proved a vital element in the adjustment of economies to a new competitive environment.
Globalization and the post-Uruguay Round have brought with them a new competitive environment and hence new requirements for sustained competitiveness on the part of firms.
The restructuring of the Public Power Corporation is underway, so thatthe company can operate effectively in the new competitive environment.
Globalization and the post-Uruguay Round have brought with them a new competitive environment and hence new requirements for sustained competitiveness on the part of firms.
The new competitive environment has fuelled the growth of knowledge-intensive production by increasing scientific and technological interactions, which in turn have led to an acceleration in the pace at which new ideas are generated.
Globalization and the post-Uruguay Round have brought with them a new competitive environment and hence new requirements for sustained competitiveness on the part of firms everywhere in the world today.
This new competitive environment has fuelled the growth of knowledge-intensive production by increasing scientific and technological interactions, which, in turn, have led to an acceleration in the pace at which new ideas are generated.
The representative of Mauritius, speaking on behalf of the African Group,said that the new competitive environment of the post-Uruguay Round era had triggered a wave of liberalization and globalization and brought challenges as well as threats to entrepreneurs.
This new competitive environment has fuelled the growth of knowledge-intensive production arising from increasing scientific and technological interactions and the need for innovation, especially during this period when countries are striving to recover from the global financial crisis.
Care must be taken to ensure that developed countries did not use for protectionist purposes the legitimate concerns of the developing countriesregarding preference erosion and the ending of textile quotas; they should instead help the developing countries to adjust to the new competitive environment.
It is also recognized that globalization has brought with it a new competitive environment and hence new requirements for sustained competitiveness and cooperation on the part of firms everywhere in the world.
In this new competitive environment, by promoting innovation and the knowledge-based economy, Governments are steering their enterprises towards the"high road" of competitiveness and away from the"low road" which is based solely on price competition and permanent cost and wage reduction.
As regards their impact on the industrial enterprises of LDCs in particular, a study of the recent experience of five sub-Saharan African countries shows that, in some sectors,there are enterprises with the capability to adjust to the new competitive environment, particularly those run by“dynamic, better educated, profit-motivated entrepreneurs” who focus their firms on“niche markets”. Parker et al., 1995.
The work on ports was being carried out in line with the new competitive environment that prevailed in many routes and was guided by the Intergovernmental Group of Experts on Ports, which had met in 1993 in Geneva.
Belarusian enterprises will, however,be confronted with such problems as surviving in a new competitive environment, the national bank's monetary policy, adaptation of information technologies and human resources, and the replacement of national currencies of EMU member countries.
Formed a new, highly competitive environment on the market of meat and meat products.
Creation of corporate culture and internal competitive environment relevant to new requirements;
Today we see significant changes in the sector:structural shifts in the competitive environment, new market leaders, changes in consumer preferences, adjustment in companies' development strategies.
The law aimed to create a competitive environment and opportunities for new entrants through market access.
Entrepreneurship is the core of any economic development;it creates new jobs and develops a healthy competitive environment.
As a matter of fact, with a growing number of SMEs having the potential to participatein the international market, inter-firm cooperation has shown its effectiveness in contributing to a firm's ability to adjust to the new international competitive environment.
It should therefore be explored whether a highly developed network infrastructure will be sufficient to create the environment for new competitive services and whether the networked workforce could generate the same level of productivity as in OECD economies.
In his view,the Programme of Action could be strengthened by addressing directly issues dealing with the opening up of new markets in a competitive environment through greater involvement of the private sector and through a holistic approach to trade development.
Many countries, especially the poorer among them,risk being even more marginalized unless they can adapt to the new competitive international environment, the main features of which are the utilization of new technology and production processes to increase efficiency.
Over the next 10 years, rail will face the combined challenges of attracting new staff to replace the third of its retiring workforce,while responding to a new and more competitive environment.
The Director of the Division on Investment, Technology and Enterprise Development emphasized the vital role of businessdevelopment services to SMEs, particularly because the best practices of yesterday would no longer be adequate for the challenges of the new, globalized competitive environment of today.
As the 1999 LDCs Report clearly highlights,these processes have added to the familiar supply-side constraints in their countries as they attempt to adjust to the new, more competitive international environment.