Примеры использования Trade could на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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This trade could be stopped.
Many representatives said that robust provisions on trade could reduce the supply of and demand for mercury.
Trade could stimulate growth.
The free movement of capital and trade could, if used effectively, become a catalyst for economic growth.
Trade could be an engine for development.
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With a proper foundation on human rights principles, trade could create an enabling environment for poverty eradication.
Free trade could become a very significant driver for Indian economic development.
This in turn did not mean greater protectionism,as it was clear that trade could be beneficial for development.
Trade could also facilitate equitable spread of environmentally sound productive technology.
Good governance, sound policy, technology,investment and trade could yield such a result, but the effort must be sustained.
Thus, international trade could be an"enabler" of sustainable development in economic, social and environmental dimensions.
Overcoming them would require appropriate policy responses;international trade could play a catalytic role in that regard.
While international trade could be an important tool for economic development, its emphasis must be on development.
All panellists stressed that a wealth of evidence confirmed that trade could promote growth and development in developing countries.
Trade could yield greater benefits, and over a longer period of time, to developing countries than either ODA or debt relief.
Most representatives emphasized that international trade could make a substantial contribution to financing for development.
Since trade could contribute to increased inequality, specific anti-poverty and regional development programmes would become crucial.
Following the introduction of the GLR,the TC side passed a new law so that similar trade could take place in the opposite direction.
Global integration through trade could be a catalyst for accelerated progress towards achievement of the Millennium Development Goals.
The Conference had also reaffirmed the importance of trade for development; trade could foster growth and help reduce poverty.
The LDC Group believed that international trade could contribute to sustained economic growth but needed international support to achieve this.
Trade could be a powerful catalyst for economic growth and poverty reduction, and should be integrated into the national development plans of developing countries.
Both the Inland Transport Committee and the Committee on Trade could therefore work closely together to develop integrated approaches to trade and transport facilitation.
Trade could foster growth to help reduce poverty; according to World Bank estimates, trade liberalization could lift 320 million people out of poverty by 2015.
Moreover, the commendable progress towards increased liberalization and international trade could be jeopardized if certain developed countries did not abandon their protectionist practices.
While international trade could be a powerful catalyst for achieving socioeconomic objectives,trade did not always lead to sustainable development.
The representative of the International Trade Centre UNCTAD/GATT(ITC)pointed out that foreign trade could make a great contribution to economic growth and, under certain conditions, to poverty reduction as well.
While international trade could be a powerful engine of growth, development and poverty eradication, several problems existed in various aspects of the Uruguay Round Agreements.
The notion that the fate of international trade could be linked to internal political vicissitudes and to the specific economic needs of certain minorities should be rejected.
Fair trade could also be a significant factor in the advancement of national productive capacities and in the diversification of industrial bases, thereby making a major contribution to national development strategies.