Примеры использования Sustainable and balanced growth на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The G20 has adopted a Framework for Strong, Sustainable and Balanced Growth.
The program goals: to ensure sustainable and balanced growth of regional businesses, as well as the maintenance of existing and creation of permanent jobs.
Business 20 Summit participants discuss preconditions for sustainable and balanced growth G20.
The goal of the Program is to ensure sustainable and balanced growth of regional entrepreneurship, as well as maintaining existing and creating new permanent jobs.
The agreement we reached in Pittsburgh on a framework for strong, sustainable and balanced growth is a big step forward.
The single program is aimed at ensuring sustainable and balanced growth of regional entrepreneurship, as well as the maintenance of existing and creation of new permanent jobs.
However, it is too early to become complacent, and our main task is to bring back sustainable and balanced growth to the global economy.
In this new cycle, besides the contribution of the group in fostering strong, sustainable and balanced growth, BRICS countries will continue to play a significant role in promoting social development and in contributing to define the international agenda in this area, building on its experience in addressing the challenges of poverty and inequality.
The G20 Training Strategy for a Skilled Workforce for Strong, Sustainable and Balanced Growth was prepared by the ILO.
Taking this into account, we suggested that the Civil 20 formulated its recommendations not on the particular themes, should it be climate, energy, food security or the Millennium Development Goals, but in the context of how these targets may be hit through overcoming inequality,thus attaining the main goal of strong, sustainable and balanced growth.
Most recently, the Group of 20 has reaffirmed its framework for strong, sustainable and balanced growth, which was launched in 2009.
Based on sound banking principles, the New Development Bank will strengthen the cooperation among our countries and will supplement the efforts of multilateral and regional financial institutions for global development,thus contributing to our collective commitments for achieving the goal of strong, sustainable and balanced growth.
Leaders will continue to coordinate their policies for a strong, sustainable and balanced growth of the world economy.
Trade liberalisation is not an"add on" to the G20 agenda,it is a critical component to achieving strong, sustainable and balanced growth.
The European Union continued to support all efforts to promote sustainable and balanced growth, resist protectionismand strengthen the WTO trading system.
In that regard, the G-20 offered a vital platform to strengthen and safeguard the recovery,while laying the foundation for sustainable and balanced growth.
The path to recovery would be arduous butdecisive action should be taken to secure strong, sustainable and balanced growth, avoiding a return to unsustainable imbalances in global demand.
Outside the United Nations system,leaders at the G-20 Summit held in Pittsburgh in September 2009 articulated their resolve to work together to support a durable recovery that generates sustainable and balanced growth and creates jobs.
At the recent ASEAN Summit, which had affirmed the importance ofcontinued efforts towards strong, inclusive, sustainable and balanced growth, the United Nations had reiterated its support for the implementation of the ASEAN Roadmap for the Attainment of the MDGs.
The SCO member States consider that theOrganization should remain focused on implementing joint plans to overcome the consequences of the global financial and economic crisis and to ensure the sustainable and balanced growth of national economies.
At its 2012 summit, the Group of Eight reaffirmed the importance of robust trade as an important driver of strong, sustainable and balanced growth, pledging to refrain from protectionist measures, protect investmentsand pursue bilateral, plurilateral and multilateral efforts consistent with and supportive of the WTO framework.
Redoubling efforts to ensure that decent work and full employment are at the heart of policies for strong, sustainable and balanced growth and inclusive development.
Fully share the precepts of the OECD Declaration on Green Growth, the G20 Framework for Strong, Sustainable and Balanced Growth, and the Seoul Development Consensus for Shared Growth; .
In moving beyond crisis response, G20 has recently focused itsattention on issues concerning the long-term growth and development of the global economy, recognizing that"narrowing the development gap and reducing poverty are integral to our broader objective of achieving strong, sustainable and balanced growth and ensuring a more robust and resilient global economy for all.
Decent work and full employment should be at the centre of policies for strong, sustainable and balanced growth and inclusive development.
The BRICS also repeated their intention to support broader efforts aimed at ensuring sustainable and balanced growth and job creation around the world.
The restoration of the health of the global economy, by entrenching the recovery and laying the foundations for strong, sustainable and balanced growth, can contribute to the achievement of the MDGs.
Improved policy coordination and coherence was also necessary,for example, by drawing on the G-20 framework for strong, sustainable and balanced growth as a platform for safeguardingand strengthening recovery.
At the 2009 summit in Pittsburgh, leaders of the G-20, concerned about finding a more balanced approachto the global economy, committed to establishing a framework for strong, sustainable and balanced growth to ensure"a durable recovery that creates the good jobs our people need.
During the meeting Sherpas discussed the main outcomes of the first Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors' Meeting, which had been held on February 15-16, 2013.Sherpas considered such issues as implementation of the Framework for Strong, Sustainable and Balanced Growth; financing for investment; reform of international financial architecture; financial regulation;and impact of structural reforms on growth. .