Примеры использования Private sector activity на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It should not take actions that stifle private sector activity.
Private sector activity in economies in transition, mid-2002.
In most developed countries, private sector activity is not yet on a solid footing.
The liberalization of domestic markets is encouraging greater private sector activity generally.
Private sector activity is in a deep depression, and the country's business risk rating has deteriorated drastically.
This publicly funded system applies to both public and private sector activity.
Private sector activity has been identified by the Palestinian Authority and donors as the potential engine to drive the Palestinian economy.
Protectionist trade policies distorted relative prices, andthis seriously affected private sector activity.
ODA can be critical for improving the environment for private sector activity and can thus pave the way for robust growth.
The private sector activity has been assisted by the fairly stable consumer credit of $22 million lent to households.
This will require furthereasing of movement and access restrictions that currently hinder economic development and private sector activity see A/68/76-E/2013/65.
Improve the conditions for private sector activity by creating the legal and financial conditions for increased private investment.
The annual economic growth rate in the country has increased to 9.4 per cent,owing in part to stronger domestic private sector activity and the signing of key concession agreements.
There is relatively little private sector activity in Belarus compared to other transition economies, with the State continuing to play a dominant role in the economy.
To promote economic recovery,fiscal measures must be designed to jump start private sector activity, avoiding lasting subsidies and perverse incentives.
The decline in oil prices and revenues notwithstanding, the GCC economies have continued to benefit from the rise in domestic demand andgenerally buoyant private sector activity.
There is an urgent need to support macroeconomic reform and to stimulate private sector activity to enhance equitable economic growth and inclusive development.
Official development assistance(ODA), as we are aware, continues to play an essential role in complementing other sources of financing for development andcreating a congenial environment for private sector activity.
Thus, private sector activity in the field of reduction of illicit demand for drugs should be integrated into national strategies and should dovetail with UNDCP efforts to promote regional and subregional cooperation agreements.
Despite the assistance providedthus far for housing, as well as the recent strong growth in private sector activity, the sector remains underdeveloped.
In areas where private sector activity is limited or lacking, Governments should undertake necessary measures to bridge the gap including through public resources or in public/private partnership;
The EU would develop new ways of engagingwith the private sector, notably with a view to leveraging private sector activity and resources for delivering public goods.
There are increasing signs that far-reaching economic reforms and appropriate economic policies that have been implemented have contributed to improved economic efficiency, savings andinvestment and a better environment for private sector activity.
The situation has been made worse by a decline in tax revenueof about $67 million, resulting from the negative impact of the November crisis on private sector activity, and an increase in social and military expenditure of about $61 million.
The Directors endorsed the authorities' commitment to completing the structural reforms launched in 1998 in the public enterprise sector, particularly in the cotton sector, and to improving the legal andregulatory framework for private sector activity.
ODA can also help countries to improve their enabling environment for private sector activity through infrastructure and institutional development and, thus pave the way for robust growth-- driven by both domestic and foreign private investment.
This means, among other things, reducing the role of Government in productive activities and restructuring our legal andregulatory environment to encourage private sector activity and investment, especially foreign investment.
These were complemented by a comprehensive package of structural reforms including privatization, enterprise, and financial sector reform, andcreation of the legal framework for a market economy and private sector activity.
In many African countries fiscal policy is now focused on minimizing domestic debt andfreeing resources for private sector activity by reducing fiscal deficits and making tax administration and government spending more transparent.
Making that"quantum leap" possible requires a major increase in investment,deepening progress in macroeconomic management, strengthening the public sector and improving the climate for private sector activity.