Примеры использования To global trade на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Emerging commercial fraud threats to global trade;
With regard to global trade relations, we followed with high expectation the conclusion of the Uruguay Round of multilateral trade negotiations and its implementation.
In addition, it can provide a link to creation or loss of jobs due to global trade integration.
BOT Lease(Eurasia) LLC is contributing to global trade development and the Russian economy by implementing leasing projects and supporting Japanese equipment makers' promotion efforts in the Russian market.
The United Nations, and UNCTAD in particular,should play a greater role with respect to global trade issues.
The conclusion of the Uruguay Round was of exceptional importance to global trade, and Slovenia welcomed the agreements reached at Marrakesh.
Countries in Asia have embarked on an ambitious series of free trade negotiations, which will, hopefully,bring impetus to global trade talks.
At around that time, many developed countries started opening their markets to global trade, increasing the demand for cheap products from Asia and the Pacific.
These factors were important for the diversification of exports to regional markets,which in turn could serve as a stepping stone to global trade.
Reflections on historical developments in standards-setting showed the importance to global trade of UN/EDIFACT and the responsibility of UN/CEFACT for its ongoing governance.
Those countries often lacked efficient and effective transit transport infrastructure andhad limited access to global trade.
He argued that the free trade areas might not be the best solution to global trade problems as the arrangement might leave out some developing countries.
How can the United Nations stand for equity andjustice when it is denying membership to more than 23 million people who contribute significantly to global trade and development?
When countries started opening their markets to global trade and demand for cheap products from Asia and the Pacific increased, cities started to capitalize on the opportunities provided by economic globalization.
Other participants highlighted the need to increase research on gender-based contributions to global trade in goods and services.
In addition, sophisticated supply chain operations have in recent years become crucial to global trade, and their financing poses specific challenges to participating countries and the international financial system.
Responses will influence on-going support to help developing, and in particular least-developed countries(LDCs) and small island developing states(SIDS)connect to global trade.
The reduction of poverty in developing countries requires not only debt relief and development assistance, butalso changes to global trade rules so as to afford developing countries improved trade opportunities to fuel development and growth.
It links the proposal with the objectives of MEAs, in particular the UNFCCC and its Kyoto Protocol, andclaims that non-tariff barriers are serious impediments to global trade in these goods.
International standards for food quality and safety to global trade and the need for their dissemination and implementation in the region as a means to add value to agricultural and food products with its contingent benefits of increased employment and income.
We are convinced that the Agreement will make the North American economies both more competitive and more open andwill provide a much needed stimulus to global trade and investment.
We connect developing countries to global trade networks by helping them improve their national trade flows, for example by shortening border and waiting times, reducing lengthy paperwork processes, fighting to combat corruption and improving safety for drivers and the transportation of goods.
All countries are, to some extent, dependent on trade in goods and services to secure long-term prosperity, andhence are governed by a common system of rules pertaining to global trade.
However, historically developing countries are newcomers to global trade in this sector and their potential benefits are often limited, since they face the established global market structure and regulatory provisions at national levels, which resulted mainly from trade tensions between the United States and the European countries.
Against the background of a modest recovery in international trade in 2002, there were expectations that the results of MC-5 could build greater confidence in the future of the trading system andprovide a fresh impetus to global trade.
Recognizing that regional economic integration processes, including those among developing countries, which have intensified in recent years,impart substantial dynamism to global trade and enhance trade and development possibilities for all countries, and stressing that in order to maintain the positive aspects of such integration arrangements and assure the prevalence of their dynamic growth effects, Member States and groupings should strive to be outward-oriented and supportive of the multilateral trading system.
In practice, this means Governments have to adopt policy reforms that will allow their national andregional transport systems to keep efficient operative linkages to global trade logistics systems.
Recognizing also that the subregional and regional economic integration processes, including those among developing countries, which have intensified in recent years,impart substantial dynamism to global trade and enhance trade and development possibilities for all countries, and stressing that, in order to maintain the positive aspects of such integration arrangements and to assure the prevalence of their dynamic growth effects, Member States and groupings should be outward oriented and supportive of the multilateral trading system.
Also recognizing that open subregional andregional economic integration processes among developing countries have the potential to impart substantial dynamism to global trade and enhance trade and development possibilities for all countries.
The seminar covereda range of issues, including the input from the OECD-WTO Trade in Value-Added database(TiVA) to global trade and investment policy; implications for the Global Value Chains(GVCs) development linked with cross-border barriers and trade in off-the-shelf items; ensuring the developing countries' access to the GVCs and related income and employment opportunities, as well as complementary policies necessary to ensure that developing countries can access and move up the value chain.