Примеры использования Regional integration can на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Regional integration can be a catalyst for sustainable development.
For example, monetary unions can create trade, andthe promotion of trade through regional integration can also create conditions more suitable for monetary integration. .
Regional integration can help in building the capabilities needed to take advantage of global opportunities.
Since the mid-2000s, strong economic growth in major economies in the subregion has created momentum for regional integration, andSouth Asian countries have increasingly realized that regional integration can help them improve the climate for investment and business.
At the same time, regional integration can deal with the same issues dealt with under the WTO.
Regional integration can contribute to increasing the size of markets and thus make them more attractive to FDI.
For many countries, successful regional integration can serve as a platform for gradual and active integration into the global economy.
Regional integration can contribute to increasing the size of markets and thus make them more attractive to FDI.
Although such reforms may be overdue andmuch needed, regional integration can also imply a restriction of the capacity of Governments to engage in public interest regulation and industrial policies- particularly in developing economies where the goals of sector regulation typically encompass broader socio-economic objectives and not just economic efficiency- in the interest of ensuring market access.
Regional integration can also contribute to the development of infrastructure and support Africa's industrialization efforts.
Regional integration can also help Asian and Pacific countries address shared vulnerabilities and risks, many of which are economic.
Furthermore, regional integration can promote access to aid and increase the security of food and fuel supplies for poor countries.
In addition, regional integration can also help to promote a more efficient application of scientific research in agriculture and biotechnology in view of Africa's limited skills base.
Regional integration can help to‘soften' borders, as shared membership of regional organisations can dilute state sensitivity to sovereignty through collective purpose and goals.
Regional integration can contribute to building robust regional markets through, for example, cooperation in the development of regional infrastructure, harmonization of policies, and maintenance of political stability.
Greater regional integration can not only help countries capitalize on their strengths, but it can also assist them in addressing shared vulnerabilities and risks, such as food insecurity, natural disasters, pressures on natural resources and lack of social cohesion.
Recognizing that regional integration can be a catalyst for development and confidence building in post-conflict environments, in 2005 UNDP and UNV launched a scheme for cross-border volunteer exchanges to foster poverty reduction and social cohesion in South-Eastern Europe.
Regional integration can help developing countries to overcome the limitations of small economic size by creating more trading opportunities, enhancing efficiency, increasing attractiveness for foreign direct investment, enabling economies of scale and securing greater bargaining power for countries that are members of an integrated region, thus promoting economic and social development, as well as contributing to peace and stability.
It was stated that further regional integration could help to accelerate development.
Regional integration could be an important building block to foster international cooperation and spur multilateralism.
Regional integration could also bring about a consolidation effect on FDI flows or the rationalization of the operations of transnational corporations(TNCs) within a region.
Regional integration could help formulate a coherent position enabling the States of a given region to negotiate to achieve fair conditions, thereby maintaining their autonomy.
It was generally agreed that regional integration could be an important policy option for developing countries to use to realize their potential for development.
Better regional integration could be obtained and sustained through strengthening of the logistics services offered by national service suppliers in order to improve trading opportunities and transport efficiency.
We agree with the UNCTAD report's recommendation that regional integration could enhance African countries' productive capacity, increase their economic diversification and improve their competitiveness.
On the whole, regional integration could have a positive influence on FDI, primarily through increasing the market size, and the positive perceptions associated with the integration process among the business community.
Delegates concurred that regional integration could serve as an important building block for international cooperation.
The report argued that regional integration could help African countries enhance productive capacities, improve competitiveness, realize economies of scale and integrate into the global economy;
Since tariffs applied in South- South trade remain sizable in agriculture(table 8), regional integration could help develop viable regional agricultural markets and enhance food security.
Convinced that subregional and regional integration could contribute to poverty eradication, her Government had launched infrastructure projects such as power grid interconnections with Mali, Guinea and Liberia, as well as road and rail connections with Burkina Faso, Nigeria, Ghana, Niger and Benin.