Примеры использования Strong incentives на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Strong incentives for starting business in FTZ in the United Arab Emirates are.
Therefore, it was felt that there were strong incentives from the marketplace to disclose environmental information.
Strong incentives would engender a culture of excellence which would attract capable and dynamic individuals.
A further increase is limited by a strong resistance at 10800,for overcoming of which are needed strong incentives.
We do not see strong incentives that may lead to overcoming the levels of historic highs.
It is worth noting that the price came close to important resistance levels andto overcome them will be required strong incentives.
The upshot is that there are strong incentives for MNCs to pay due attention to the environmental impacts of their activities.
But this is fruitless when social conditions continue to generate whole new classes of people with strong incentives to offend.
As noted, however, there are strong incentives for a secured creditor to achieve third-party effectiveness by control.
Instead, a more viable solution to get on terms with the issue of informality seems to be to provide strong incentives for firms to move to the formal economy.
WCPFC also provides strong incentives for non-members to become cooperating non-members and have their vessels placed on the list of fishing vessels.
The possibility of furlough and early release were considered to be strong incentives for the rehabilitation and reintegration of prisoners.
Agreements should be structured so that both farmers and firms benefit and so thatboth sides desire to respect the contract and do not have strong incentives to renege on it.
The private sector prefers to resort to the employment of foreigners, despite the strong incentives to private companies for the employment and training of nationals.
The limited demand does not create strong incentives for pharmaceutical companies to ensure the registration of and negotiate price reductions for antiretroviral drugs and other HIV-related commodities.
Tungsten is still relatively cheap compared with prices in the late 1970s and early 1980s,when there were strong incentives to make savings on the use of tungsten.
It does not give public service providers strong incentives to improve efficiency as the efficiency gains they achieve in one year result in lower tariffs for the following year.
However, they can also mask fundamental problems with an account or a relationship, orgive employees strong incentives to ignore what might otherwise be troubling signs.
The deleterious effects of protection were offset by strong incentives(in the case of the Republic of Korea, sometimes strong pressures) to export and face full international competition.
Other countries experience both integration and marginalization simultaneously; in these countries it is important to increase capacity in the social sectors, butit is also important to provide strong incentives and increased status to social service workers;
The reasons are multiple,including budget allocation mechanisms that create strong incentives for maintaining a large number of hospital beds and corresponding hospital-based staff.
Among other key drivers, the speakers mentioned the presence of high-quality economic institutions,a dynamic and thriving entrepreneurship culture and sufficiently strong incentives for every partner to collaborate within the framework of a given PPP.
In addition, the new gTLD application evaluation process should include strong incentives for new registries to spell out the details of their RPMs, go beyond the minimum standards and include provisions that impose upon registrars enforceable obligations.
The Panel has enough elements and evidence to suggest that the Government of theDemocratic Republic of the Congo under the late President Kabila, gave strong incentives in the form of access, exploitation and management of mineral resources.
These figures, combined with a liberal investment law and a low gross domestic product of $287 per capita,are providing strong incentives for foreign direct investment, in particular now that Cambodia enjoys most-favoured-nation status with the United States, the European Union and other important countries in the world.
A need for effective regulatory frameworks to deal with industrial wastes is often a critical factor, given that the costs of treating large volumes of waste orparticularly toxic waste create strong incentives for dumping or other forms of environmentally hazardous disposal.
In the absence of societal regulations orcompensation for public benefits, there are strong incentives for unsustainable use leading to degradation and deforestation.
Moreover, as even declining sectors in developed countries of the region offer labour remuneration which is well above the national average wages in many countries in transition,this provides strong incentives for people from poor and depressed subregions to migrate towards these countries.
In addition, statistical coverage of registered private businesses is still very fragmentary and there are strong incentives to understate activity levels, even on the part of the state-owned sector.
Successful reform required political commitment, sufficient resources,a proper infrastructure and strong incentives(clear targets, sense of ownership, stakeholders' involvement);