Примеры использования Smaller enterprises на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Smaller enterprises remained in private hands, in contrast to the USSR.
No practices were shared with regard to standards for smaller enterprises.
This level would apply to smaller enterprises that are often owner-managed and have no or few employees.
Although such an approach should not exclude radical innovation,it might be less appropriate for smaller enterprises.
Seminar in Tashkent on"Issues of the improvement of the law to promote private and smaller enterprises" with the Presidential Institute for Monitoring of Legislation.
There is also a need for mainstream actors in the financing system,including banks, to become much more active in lending to smaller enterprises.
Obviously it would be unrealistic to expect smaller enterprises to pay cost-covering user fees, particularly during their start-up phase.
Therefore, Governments may want to consider putting in place specific measures to facilitate the adoption of ICTs and e-business by smaller enterprises.
Nor shall we be encouraging smaller enterprises, who need to keep their processes very simple and focused, to take profitable advantage of our communications standards.
These deficiencies have had a regressive effect, since fluctuations in economic activity have had a negative impact on smaller enterprises and unskilled workers.
A requirement of a very large guarantee sum may prevent smaller enterprises from tendering, as they might be unable to obtain guarantees for that sum.
An important aspect of the question for developing countries, given the predominant role ofSMEs in their economies, is how to make smaller enterprises more innovative.
ISAR recognizes that it is likely that the IFRS for SMEs may not be suitable for smaller enterprises, as such enterprises may not produce general-purpose financial statements.
In smaller enterprises, or if the criterion of three years' continuous service is not met, opting for part-time work remains subject to an agreement with the employer.
Private sector networks comprising vertical supply-chain linkages andhorizontal clustering generate opportunities for smaller enterprises and also facilitate the transfer of skills, technology and information to them.
To cover the hundreds of smaller enterprises, a multi-year CFC Solvent Sector Phaseout Plan was developed in 2000 with $52 million in MLF funding to phaseout CFC-113, CTC and TCA consumption at 3,200 users including many SMEs.
The Caribbean Environmental Health Institutein close collaboration with the Caribbean Community(CARICOM) implements a cleaner production project to familiarize smaller enterprises with cleaner production practices.
Microfinance provides special incentives for smaller enterprises and projects as well as larger SMEs, as microcredits can fill the gap between small amounts of available internal funding and large collateral loans offered by commercial banks.
A panellist who presented the perspectives of the accountancy profession stated that large transnational enterprises based in developed countries encountered fewer challenges in implementing IFRS in comparison with smaller enterprises.
While transnational corporations are now spending more money on developing new technologies that combine environmental andeconomic benefits, smaller enterprises still need substantial technical and financial support to adopt cleaner production techniques.
However, the relevance of these institutions, including their representativeness, is restricted due to the fact that it represents mainly larger companies withmore than 50 employees, with little or no representation of smaller enterprises.
In addition, it was observed that some simplified regimes have focuseddirectly on assisting MSMEs, while others were applied to smaller enterprises only after the regimes had been developed for other purposes, yet the net result of both approaches had been positive for MSMEs and larger enterprises. .
The departure of 180,000 expatriates who were working illegally in the United Arab Emirates had only minor adverse effects on the economy as a whole;these effects were felt mainly in smaller enterprises and the construction sector.
It would seem logical that the fines be indexed to inflation, and that account be taken of both the gravity of the offences andthe ability to pay by enterprises, so that the smaller enterprises would not be penalized in the same manner as large ones, for which fines having a low ceiling would constitute small disincentive for engaging in restrictive practices.
Chapter 4 of UNCTAD(2007a) presents several examples of programmes being implemented in developing countries and that aim at SMEs and that combine the objectives of supporting innovativeness andaccelerating the adoption of ICTs and e-business by smaller enterprises.
Mandatory programme requirements can be a very effective way to strengthen corporate integrity practices, butcan also present special challenges for smaller enterprises that may not have the experience or resources to compete on this basis.
It was also pointed out that the economic and social aspects of ICTs and their quantitative assessment presented a new challenge that would be addressed most effectively through a gradual approach and by keeping in mind that,even in developed countries, information about the effects of ICT on smaller enterprises remained very difficult to obtain.
In particular, measures to facilitate organizational learning should encapsulate actions to strengthen the access of newer and smaller enterprises to finance through the measures described in section II.C. Moreover, complementary policies to strengthen entrepreneurial traits and skills, such as those being carried out by the Empretec programme, should also be implemented.
The Working Group was also reminded that some States took a progressive approach to their minimum capital requirement in order toaccount for the difficulties that smaller enterprises might have in meeting those requirements early in their life cycle.
The Small Enterprises Development Corporation(SEDCO) is the implementing agency of the Ministry.