Примеры использования Proactive policies на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Thanks to our very prudent and proactive policies, we have been extremely careful about being a party to any conflict.
Through its affiliated offices the National Employment System issues a series of basic proactive policies for generating jobs.
The Government pursues proactive policies of positive discrimination in favour of disadvantaged sections of its citizenry.
Countries of origin varied in the extent to which Governments had adopted proactive policies for the protection of migrant workers.
In many countries, proactive policies supportive of SME development, together with appropriate institutional support.
In an effort to increase positive technology spillovers from FDI, proactive policies to promote technology transfer can play an important role.
These proactive policies would facilitate women's access to information, communication, technologies and trading networks, for their full potential to be duly utilized.
It needs to take into account a wide range of issues, from good governance and proactive policies to respect for human and reproductive rights.
This means that proactive policies at the national level in developing countries should be supported at the multilateral level, in a global partnership for development.
Countries that followed the Washington Consensus at certain times did not post higher growth for those periods than the periods in which they followed proactive policies.
Such partnerships should encompass a specific role and proactive policies by developing country Governments within the framework of an enabling State, in line with paragraph 115 of the Accra Accord.
Aim at sharing andbetter integrating the lessons learned from the ongoing catch-up experiences of other developing countries in building innovation capabilities through proactive policies;
More proactive policies in support of capital accumulation and productivity enhancement are needed for successful participation in the international economy and for sustained improvements in the welfare of all sectors of the population.
In order to maintain solid, broad-based, and stable world economic growth, the international community should urgently pursue more proactive policies to redress global imbalances.
Governments should undertake proactive policies aimed at encouraging the creation of cooperatives and enterprises for women in order to facilitate their access to information, communication, technologies and trading networks.
In order to overcome those risks, there was a need for technological and industrial collaboration across developing countries,and to adopt proactive policies encouraging public- private partnerships and technical collaborations.
There should be proactive policies to induce and coordinate investment to increase added value and to ensure that the development of productive capacities occurs in a way which generates productive employment opportunities.
As host countries, many developing countries with a relatively open trading environment and proactive policies in attracting investment have a foreign presence of some sort in nearly all of their professional services.
However, proactive policies that support capital accumulation and productivity enhancement are still needed for successful integration into international economic relations and for sustained improvements in the welfare of all groups of the population.
Given the unequal participation of women in productive processes,the Experts recommended Governments undertake proactive policies aimed at encouraging the creation of cooperatives and enterprises for women.
Strategic planning based on well-designed surveys, benchmarking studies and a continuous stakeholder help to identify such general trends, to uncover strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats in a dynamic perspective, andto design adequate proactive policies.
Mr. Oscar Tangelson, Secretary for Economic Policy of Argentina took up the issue of the capacity of countries to adopt proactive policies and the interrelationship between those policies and the world at large.
Take affirmative actions and adopt proactive policies including temporary special measures in accordance with article 4, paragraph 1 of the Convention and general recommendation No. 24(1999) of the Committee, to encourage women to pursue tertiary education and choose non-traditional fields of study;
As the first European State to introduce the principle of gender-based quotas on electoral ballots(in 1994),Belgium had continued to develop proactive policies to encourage female participation in public life.
Such a role for the enabling State to deploy proactive policies to foster the productive sector would be particularly important in such a vital area as the agriculture and food sector in developing countries in general and commodity-dependent countries and LDCs in particular.
If progress is to be made, Africa needs to make a concerted effort to reform its own economies through diversification of its productive structure and the adoption of more proactive policies for the integration of the continent into the global economy.
However, proactive policies, at the national and international levels, that support capital accumulation and enhance productivity have been used for the successful integration of all developing countries into international economic relations and for sustained improvements in the welfare of all groups of the population.
Many countries, recognizing the importance of the role played by SMEs in industrial and export development, particularly in the context of a globalizing and liberalizing world economy,have adopted proactive policies, together with institutional support, for the development of SMEs.
Some delegates said that full liberalization might not be optimal in specific national contexts and that proactive policies were needed to ensure that FDI delivered the expected contribution to sustainable growth, for example, by ensuring adequate technology transfer, skills development and linkages to other sectors of the economy.
The case of Embrapa in Brazil. 14 2. This note outlines the issues to be addressed on the development implications of investments combining both public and private sources,including designing and preparing effective and proactive policies to boost synergies from public and private partnerships.