Примеры использования Such liberalization на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Developed countries would also gain from such liberalization.
But in spite of such liberalization, the promised benefits failed to materialize.
If rapid trade liberalization resulted in rapid development gains, then such liberalization could be fully supported.
As we know, such liberalization did not affect the markets for labour or agricultural products.
She would like to know whether the Government assessed the effects of such liberalization on access to food and rural women's enjoyment of the right to work.
Such liberalization commitments can affect women and gender equality in different ways.
The development implications of such liberalization instruments warrant careful assessment.
Such liberalization can increase the overall propensity to consume and slow down the accumulation of domestic savings.
Similarly, the Palestinian side need not propose drastic tariff reductions if such liberalization would harm or hold back growth in the priority sectors.
Such liberalization could eventually be bound into the GATS Schedules of Commitments, if possible, in return for reciprocal commitments by other countries.
The liberalization and privatization touted by such programmes were conducted anarchically;even today, such liberalization has been applied only in sectors where weak countries such as ours have no relative advantages.
Such liberalization in goods and services sectors demonstrates that the World Trade Organization provides a forum for continuous negotiation of market access improvements.
The Committee reminds the State party that,although trade liberalization has a wealthgenerating potential, such liberalization does not necessarily create and lead to a favourable environment for the realization of economic, social and cultural rights.
Such liberalization of liability is provided by the Law"On amendments to some legal acts of Ukraine related to humanization of liability in the field of commercial activities.
The policies and actions of international financial institutions that advocated such liberalization and stressed structural adjustment and fiscal prudence when the crisis struck were viewed by many as exacerbating the negative social impact of the crisis.
Such liberalization should not disregard a larger vision of development, which would not be limited to its economic and financial dimension, but rather would encompass the economic and social progress of the individual.
Accordingly, the removal of such high tariff protection in industrial countries should be given priority andseen as an integral part of future liberalization measures if such liberalization is to have any credibility and widespread political support.
Such liberalization efforts had been conducted in parallel with the formulation of common sectoral policies and cooperative measures to enhance ASEAN connectivity, infrastructure and transport networks.
The South-East Asian experience showed that while capital market liberalization was beneficial in the long run to the economic development of developing countries, such liberalization should not proceed until the proper institutional bases had been laid and the necessary skills developed.
However, the benefits of such liberalization, both in terms of the trade interests of the exporter and the objectives of the importing country related to environmental protection and building domestic capacity, may not be realized if certain preconditions are not satisfied.
Other experts argued that GATS commitments were not a good proxy for a country's openness to FDI in services,as many countries had chosen to liberalize services unilaterally without binding such liberalization under the GATS, perhaps in part owing to its inadequacy regarding an emergency safeguard mechanism.
Such liberalization should be accompanied by a package of supporting measures to attract investment to those sectors identified as priority in the sense that efficiency, stimulated by competition, would have the greatest positive impact on the competitiveness of other sectors and firms.
One of the main impediment to progressive liberalization under this mode of supply, particularly when lower skilled persons are involved,is the concern that such liberalization measures could lead to abuse, either by the employers who might use these provisions to circumvent other obligations, i.e. such as minimum wage or social security obligations, or by the persons moving across borders who might seek to remain in the host country illegally.
Arguments that such liberalization will reduce government revenue will need to be considered in the light of the broader development perspective of such liberalization, its dynamic effects via productivity growth in the long run, and the reduced corruption and rent-seeking that is expected to accompany liberalization. .
It also permits developing countries to qualify such liberalization by maintaining control of strategic sectors, and making market access and national treatment conditional upon the foreign firms benefiting from market access, such as by accepting additional development oriented responsibilities in such areas as transfer of technology and access to information networks and distribution channels.
Study of latest developments in gas industries, such as liberalization and privatization.
Study of latest developments in gas industries, such as liberalization and privatization.
UNHCR should determine to what extent such a liberalization of rules and procedure is warranted.
The public sector would have to finance higher unemployment from the State budget andtherefore postpone structural reforms such as liberalization.
Many facets of globalization, such as trade liberalization and privatization, affect men and women.