Примеры использования Their implications for development на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Agreements and their Implications for Development.
World population monitoring, focusing on the changing age structures of populations and their implications for development.
Identify their implications for development.
Changing age structures of populations and their implications for development.
Global trends and their implications for development in Latin America and the Caribbean also occupy an important place in the programme of work of the ECLAC system.
The Changing Age Structures of Populations and Their Implications for Development.
These new trends in mega-regional trade agreements and their implications for development only strengthen the need to emphasize the primacy of the multilateral trading system with a view to achieving the post-2015 sustainable development agenda.
The report provides recent information on the interrelationships between population and education and their implications for development.
Intellectual property rights(IPRs), and especially their implications for development, have emerged as a major issue of interest and concern to the public worldwide.
Monitoring of population programmes, focusing on the changing age structures of populations and their implications for development.
The use of scientific assessments of specific environmental problems and their implications for development continues to gain widespread acceptance as a vital support for policy- and decision-making.
The Deputy Secretary-General further commented on recent trends in international transport and their implications for development.
The representative of Indonesia said that UNCTAD had significantly helped developing countries understand evolving world issues and their implications for development, with its three pillars having assisted both the developing and the developed countries to cope with different global issues relating to trade and development. .
General debate on national experience in population matters:the changing age structures of populations and their implications for development.
The United Nations Commission on Science and Technology for Development should contribute to this process by acting as a forum for:(a)the examination of science and technology questions and their implications for development;(b) the advancement of understanding on science and technology and science and technology policies, particularly in respect of developing countries; and(c) the formulation of recommendations and guidelines on science and technology matters within the United Nations system.
Report of the Secretary-General on world population monitoring,focusing on the changing age structures of populations and their implications for development.
The Board's annual review of post-Doha negotiations andtechnical assistance had helped countries to examine different policy options and their implications for development, thereby enhancing their negotiating capacities on agriculture, NAMA, services and special and differential treatment.
Report of the Secretary-General on the monitoring of population programmes,focusing on the changing age structures of populations and their implications for development.
UNCTAD should also contribute to consensus-building in the international debate on science and technology for development, including ICTs and their implications for development, and continue to provide support as the secretariat to the Commission on Science and Technology for Development. .
In its decision, the Commission decided that the theme for its fortieth session in 2007 should be"The changing age structures of populations and their implications for development.
A broad assessment of issues andpolicy directions should include analysis of financial crises and their implications for development and the reform of the international financial architecture.
The Bureau suggested that three keynote speakers be invited to address the Commission on the special theme"The changing age structures of populations and their implications for development.
In the rapidly changing landscape of international trade, UNCTAD can monitor andpresent various scenarios to ensure that their implications for development are holistically understood and addressed in the context of global governance.
By its decision 2005/1,the Commission decided that the special theme for the fortieth session of the Commission would be"The changing age structures of populations and their implications for development.
UNCTAD should also support international debate, including within the Commission on Science and Technology for Development, on science and technology,including ICTs, and their implications for development, and should assist developing countries in accessing technological innovations.
The Commission draws on the findings of expert meetings that serve as a forum for the exchange of experiences anddiscussion on existing IIAs and their implications for development.
Mr. Bongaarts, Vice-President of the Population Council,was invited to speak on"Fertility trends and their implications for development.
The meeting focused on the social and economic consequences of low fertility, ageing andpopulation decline and their implications for development.
Therefore, he welcomed the intention of the UNCTAD secretariat to engage in further research during 1998 on the causes of those crises and their implications for development efforts.
The Conference gave UNCTAD a special role in helping developing countries in particular to identify and analyse investment trends,issues and policies, and their implications for development.