Примеры использования To private enterprises на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The same applies to private enterprises that target the general public.
It is important to include all stakeholders,from non-governmental organizations to private enterprises, and from individual citizens to Governments.
Assistance to private enterprises in maintaining their economic competitiveness through provision of best available alternative technologies.
Thanks to a productive policy thatgenerates added value and, in addition, appeals to private enterprises to show social responsibility, we are reindustrializing Argentina.
The posters were sent to all offices and divisions in the National Administration, to the municipalities,foundations and establishments under public law, and to private enterprises with State holdings.
Forty-two licences had been granted to private enterprises to set up and operate cable television networks.
Taking into account national laws, they wish to investigate possibilities of entrusting the implementation of some goals of this Memorandum of Understanding totally or partially to private enterprises.
Government incentives can be provided to private enterprises, particularly small and medium-size enterprises(SMEs), to hire university graduates.
According to analysis compiled by ARKA, as of December end, 2011,Ameriabank is a leader in lending to private enterprises with a 14.4% share in overall lending.
In Spain's case, the reduction was contracted out to private enterprises which, from the environmental standpoint, are subject to the general laws of the State and the specific laws of the autonomous communities where the reduction takes place.
Also, the government will help the companies that now operate profitably and are able to survive in the market, by writing off the old debts towards the state andassist in reprogramming the debts to private enterprises.
The World Bank's Articles of Agreement prohibit any lending to private enterprises unless it is supported by government guarantees for both interest and principal.
Liberalization of the trade regime has meant that many enterprises have had to close down, butthe sustained growth in exports of developing countries in recent years is due largely to private enterprises, domestic and foreign.
The programme consists of a range of initiatives,including visits to private enterprises, where a team of consultants passes on the lessons learned and offers advice on management of diversity.
The Affirmative Action under the amended Equal Employment Act expanded the application of the rule from enterprises with over 1,000 full-time employees to private enterprises with 500 or more employees in 2009.
CSPGP suggested that the competent authorities provide aid and subsidies to private enterprises participating in new rural construction consistent with the agriculture industry plan and/or with high-technology.
Although it is clearly defined by the labor law(under Article 41) that an employer shall pay equal starting wages for the same type of work, in practical terms however,and in reference to private enterprises male workers are found to be paid more than female workers.
The Commission recommended that member States andobservers make information on the initiative known to private enterprises and business associations, such as chambers of commerce, in their own countries in order to promote wider adherence to and the application of its principles.
The new rule has been applied to the government-invested or government-affiliated public corporations as well as to the private enterprises with more than 1,000 employees since March 1, 2006, andfrom March 2008, expanded to private enterprises with 500 or more employees.
The Committee requested the Government to continue to take measures to ensure that wages andemployment conditions of prisoners who are made available to private enterprises conform to relevant standards and to provide information in respect of the measures adopted or envisaged in this regard.
This measure is exclusively applicable to private enterprises and, in the public sector, to establishments carrying out an industrial or commercial activity(in particular, to autonomous public undertakings) or providing health, disease-prevention or hygiene-related services.
The Committee has also collaborated on the production of a guide on the grants to be made by the Ministry for the Advancement of Women to private enterprises investing in positive-discrimination projects for the benefit of their female staff in 1998.
In its earlier comments, the Committee had raised a certain number of points relative to prison labour and, in particular, the question of consent freely given by the prisoner, the employment contract, and the wages andconditions of work of prisoners in the event that they are made available to private enterprises.
In 2010, the ILO Committee of Experts referred to the Law on the Execution of Sentences andstated that contracts for the hiring of prison labour to private enterprises in Austria correspond to what is expressly prohibited by the ILO Forced Labour Convention No. 29.
Paying so high a price would be tantamount to sacrificing independence andto handing over part of government authority to private enterprises which, lacking any substantive sense of identity with the country, will seek to derive as much benefit from the situation as possible before withdrawing when it is strategically in their interest to do so.
The strategy for countries to achieve the goal of enhancing science and technology capabilities should include devoting resources to implementation; obtaining complementary resources from international cooperation to help more young people enter higher education, paying special attention to the cultural barriers that appear at the level of secondary education; andgiving incentives to private enterprises, in particular small and medium-sized enterprises, to hire young university graduates.
At the same time, Governments can encourage efforts, whether through government-sponsored research or incentives to private enterprises, to find improved, low-cost technological solutionsto tapping non-conventional sources of water such as rainwater, recycled water, grey water, storm water, fog water and, in some instances, desalination.
IHRB referred to concerns expressed by several United Nations treaty bodies about granting licenses for lands traditionally owned by indigenous people to private enterprises for development projects, such as the construction of pipelines or hydroelectric dams.
Meanwhile, the Secretary-General, in his Track II reform proposals, had suggested that energy, technology andthe transition from State to private enterprises should be made part of the mandate of a restructured and revitalized UNIDO and had indicated his readiness to use his good offices to address the question of the future of UNIDO in the broader context of its reforms and evolving mandate.
National policies can also help foster the emergence of a dynamic enterprise sector,since market forces alone may not provide sufficient incentive to private enterprises to invest or innovate in a developing or transitional economic environment.