Примеры использования Reducing technical на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Removing or reducing technical barriers to trade.
In trade, it helps to reduce transaction costs while enlarging the market by reducing technical barriers to trade.
Reducing technical barriers to trade and market access.
Removing or gradually reducing technical barriers to trade;
Reducing Technical Barriers to Trade: regulatory convergence and harmonization: the case of the Telecommunications Industry.
Aligning modalities with programme country preferences, by increasing budget support and reducing technical assistance;
Assisting in reducing technical barriers to trade and market access;
Approved the establishment of an ad hoc team of specialists to study the relationship between international standardization andregulations as a means of reducing technical barriers to trade paragraph 32.
Assisting in reducing technical barriers to trade and market access.
A recently adopted European arrest warrant was seen as a major reform in streamlining international cooperation, reducing technical and judicial impediments to a minimum.
The third level covers the impact reducing technical solutions(tunnels, screens,"silent" concrete, recycled materials) and the compensation and replacement.
While Yemen appreciated that some cost-cutting was required as part of the desired organizational reforms,it trusted that UNIDO would avoid further reducing technical cooperation funds.
Much of the technical harmonization work focuses on reducing technical barriers to trade and integrating the transition economies into international frameworks.
Another argument for global standards is that they can help achieve greatermobility of capital and more efficient allocation of resources by reducing technical barriers created by national accounting differences.
Ms. Cram-Martos highlighted the importance of the Working Party's work to reducing technical barriers to trade and the interrelationship of the work with that of other subsidiary bodies under the Committee.
By reducing technical and procedural barriers to trade, the UNECE aims to facilitate and strengthen the integration of member States, and especially countries in transition, into the European and global economy, thus supporting UN Millennium Development Goal 8-"to develop further an open trading and financial system that is rule-based, predictable and non-discriminatory.
The Chairman of the Committee for Trade, Industry and Enterprise Development(CTIED)intervened to highlighted the importance of the Working Party and its work to reducing technical barriers to trade and the inter-relationship of this work with that of other subsidiary bodies under the Committee.
In addition, the Working Party on Technical Harmonization andStandardization Policies will continue with pilot projects and recommendations for reducing technical barriers to trade, and the Working Party on Agricultural Quality Standards will hold a follow-up seminar on food supply chain globalisation.
These activities are undertaken with a view to promoting industrial and enterprise development and trade by: encouraging the international harmonization of standards and technical regulations;removing or gradually reducing technical barriers to trade; and promoting scientific and technological cooperation through the development of policies for standardization and related activities.
The objective of the programme of work is to promote trade, as well as industrial and enterprise development, by(a) encouraging the international harmonization of standards and technical regulations,(b)removing or gradually reducing technical barriers to trade, and(c) promoting scientific and technological cooperation through developing policies for standardization and related activities.
The scope of the programme of work is the promotion of industrial and enterprise development and trade by encouraging the international harmonization of standards and technical regulations,by removing or gradually reducing technical barriers to trade, and by promoting scientific and technological cooperation through the development of policies for standardization and related activities.
The objective of this sub-programme is to promote trade, as well as industrial and enterprise development in the UN/ECE region, by(a) encouraging the international harmonization of standards and technical regulations,(b)removing or gradually reducing technical barriers to trade, and(c) promoting scientific and technological cooperation through the development of policies for standardization and related activities.
The objective of this subprogramme is to promote trade, as well as industrial and enterprise development, in the UNECE region, by(a) encouraging the international harmonization of standards and technical regulations,(b)removing or gradually reducing technical barriers to trade, and(c) promoting scientific and technological cooperation through the development of policies for standardization and related activities.
The developed countries should eliminate import tariffs and quotas and reduce technical barriers to trade, including excessively rigorous sanitary and phytosanitary standards and unnecessarily complex rules of origin.
At our request,Tashir Group has pledged to introduce an international standards-compliant management system and reduce technical and commercial losses.
The online flexibility also opens a whole range of new opportunities to agentsin terms of mobility, synchronisation across the network, and reduced technical costs.
The commitment and participation of the foreign specialists ALPINE BAU, BRISA-Auto-estradas de Portugal and FCC possessing considerable experience in the construction and operation of toll roads in Europe andpossessing a vast resource base considerably reduces technical and engineering risks.
Script creators tried to reduce technical vocabulary and focused on simplicity.
Particular attention is paid to international standardization as a tool to reduce technical and socio-economic barriers to the diffusion of new technologies.
It was hoped that progress could be made in the implementation of a programme to reduce technical and phytosanitary restrictions on the export of chestnuts.