Примеры использования Removal of agricultural subsidies на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Removal of agricultural subsidies would certainly facilitate market access for developing countries.
The first took 10 years;the second-- the removal of agricultural subsidies-- has not yet happened.
In particular, the removal of agricultural subsidies paid to farmers in rich countries will have a tremendous and positive impact on development in poor countries.
Promote removal of trade barriers to goods from LDCs and removal of agricultural subsidies to farmers in developed countries;
The call for the removal of agricultural subsidies in developed countries should therefore be understood as a call for equity.
Accordingly, Australia would be giving increasingimportance to aid-for-trade and would continue to seek the removal of agricultural subsidies which prevented developing country producers from participating in international agricultural trade.
The reduction or removal of agricultural subsidies in major developed countries and improvements in non-agricultural market access would positively benefit landlocked developing countries.
The imposition of conditions on developing countries requiring the removal of agricultural subsidies points to a lack of consistency in global economic governance.
The reduction or the removal of agricultural subsidies in major developed countries and improvements in non-agricultural market access will positively benefit landlocked developing countries.
The recent developments in the WTO Governing Council concerning the resumption of negotiations on the Doha Work Programme were a major milestone in promoting international trade: significantly,they had resulted in increased market access of goods from developing countries and in the removal of agricultural subsidies.
Sweden commenced began the removal of agricultural subsidies in 1990, but joined the European Community and came under the provisions of the CAP in 1995.
The further liberalization of agricultural trade under the Doha Development Round of trade negotiations remained a top priority for New Zealand,in particular the removal of agricultural subsidies that discouraged investment in agriculture in those countries that most needed to enhance their food production.
My delegation calls for the removal of agricultural subsidies in developed countries, which have contributed to the adverse and poor terms of trade for the developing countries.
Recognizing that in the field of agriculture women have been disproportionately affected by the negativeeffects of market liberalization, since the opening of local markets to cheaper imports and the removal of agricultural subsidies have in general led to the loss of employment among small-scale farmers who are more likely to be women than men.
The speaker considered the removal of agricultural subsidies and the ensuring of market access for all products of developing countries as the two critical steps in that regard.
The Group had submitted four recommendations for adoption that would help LDCs achieve the MDGs: the introduction of full market access for all products from LDCs; the creation of special micro-credit funds to help diversify production in LDCs;the cancellation of LDCs' debts to enable greater State investment in infrastructure; and the removal of agricultural subsidies in developed countries.
We also believe that market access for African goods and services and the removal of agricultural subsidies and other harmful barriers are areas in which action could be taken to assist Africa.
For example, the removal of agricultural subsidies of exports of agricultural products leads to an increase in agricultural product prices in export markets, which will benefit net agricultural exporting countries.
A significant gesture is also expected from our trade partners with regard to the removal of agricultural subsidies, particularly in favour of African cotton, which is a major source of income for millions of our farmers.
The Group had submitted four recommendations for adoption that would help least developed countries achieve the Millennium Development Goals: the introduction of full market access for all products from least developed countries; the creation of special microcredit funds to help diversify production in least developed countries;the cancellation of least developed countries' debts to enable greater State investment in infrastructure; and the removal of agricultural subsidies in developed countries.
In addition, we call for the removal of agricultural subsidies, which have depressed the competitiveness of products from developing countries and inhibited their entry into the lucrative markets of the North.
Substantial financial contributions from developed countries, an agreement on sustainable agricultural policies, the transfer of technology, equitable andfair trade rules for food and agricultural products with special preferential treatment for LDCs, and the removal of agricultural subsidies in the developed world will also be sought, in order to address the challenges we face in ensuring the food security critical for advancing our development agenda.
While the potential benefits of the removal of agricultural subsidies to developing countries overall are vast, their extent for poor net food-importing developing countries, such as most least developed countries, is debatable.
He looked forward to the establishmentof a fair and balanced international trading system and the removal of agricultural subsidies and trade barriers to nonagricultural commodities and services in order to enhance developing countries' access to international trade.
The opening of local markets to cheaper imports and the removal of agricultural subsidies have in general led to loss of employment among small-scale farmers, who are more likely to have been women than men.
Those include market access for African goods and services, the removal of agricultural subsidies and other harmful barriers, an increase in official development assistance, foreign direct investment, and debt cancellation or relief.
Tighter disciplines on subsidies, including the removal of agricultural export subsidies, a drastic reduction of production and investment agricultural subsidies; .
From the perspective of SADC member States, the elimination of agricultural subsidies, the removal of tariff peaks and escalations on non-agricultural goods, and the need to give developing countries time to build their capacities and regulatory frameworks in trade and services, were essential to their collective efforts to achieving a fair trading system that was responsive to the needs of developing countries.
New Zealand: removal of agricultural and fisheries subsidies- Prior to 1984, agriculture in New Zealand was highly protected via subsidies, and price and income support.
Most communications, however, did provide instances of changes in policies andpractices for example, the removal of subsidies, changes in agricultural policy and land-use practices and changes in tax structure.