Примеры использования Soes на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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To build capacity on SOEs and quasi-fiscal activities.
Initial steps have been made to improve anti-corruption at SOEs.
Yet there are risks to having SOEs compete directly with FDI.
Losses by SOEs reached about 10 per cent of GDP in 1997.
The prevention system of the public sector can be extended to cover also SOEs.
Federal ownership structure SOEs and companies with state ownership.
Besides, the SPARK database offers a more accurate by-sector distribution of SOEs.
The most profitable deposits remain in the hands of SOEs which often have agreements with TNCs.
Reform since the mid-1990s addressed improvement of governance quality for SOEs.
This estimate reflects the fact that Russian SOEs tend to be larger than their private sector counterparts.
During the 1990s, several countries reopened to FDI in mining andprivatized their mining SOEs.
Since SOEs are often found in developing countries they need to be given closer attention.
These are responsibilities that should contribute also to proper adherence with integrity standards in SOEs.
Regretfully, by far not all the SOEs, even among those that have been selected for our samples, actually publish such data.
This will boost employment-generation and help alleviate the debt-service burden of SOEs.
At the same time, both SOEs and the enterprises included in Rosstat's sample generated approximately comparable amounts of proceeds.
This prompted the Government of Ukraine to develop proposals for improving governance and transparency of SOEs.
Implementing planned privatisation andclear rules of the game for SOEs would broaden the scope for investment.
Privatization is another major change in the transport sector traditionally dominated by State-owned enterprises SOEs.
In particular, improving the governance of PPPs and SOEs has increasingly become the focus of regulatory efforts.
Many SOEs operate in sectors with high risks of corruption such as extractive industries, utilities and construction.
Business relationships can be established between SOEs and foreign services providers, for example, through joint ventures.
SOEs in developing countries often pursue agreements with TNCs to access technologies needed to develop difficult fields.
In many countries, governments have invested major assets in state-owned enterprises(SOEs), which fulfil important economic and sometimes also political functions.
In the group of 106 SOEs,'non-public' companies prevailed, i.e. issuers of ordinary shares not listed on the MICEX.
In recent years the key challenge has been redefined asestablishing appropriate regulatory and incentive mechanisms to enhance SOEs' performance.
The number of SOEs in Russia is 105, the average index per country in the OECD sample(less China) being 64.
The $6 million programme supports China's ongoing efforts for transformation andrevitalization of large and medium-sized SOEs.
This typically means that SOEs will disclose the volumes of commodities sold and the revenues received, broken down by buyer.
Effective implementation of these initiatives would ultimately lower the extent of state control,associate private sector expertise with key SOEs, and enhance the competitiveness of the Russian economy.