Примеры использования Weak private на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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This reflected in the main a combination of weak private consumption and investment.
It was assumed that the weak private sector would gain experience in facing competition, thereby increasing its efficiency and improving product quality.
The recovery is hampered,however, by a continued decline in oil investments and weak private consumption.
The situation of developing countries with weak private sectors or none at all needed consideration.
The Central African Republic continues to suffer from the adverse impact of its political and military crises, its non-productive enterprises and its weak private sector.
This is ascribable to several factors, including a weak private financial situation and discrimination on the housing market.
However, a weak private sector, firms' reduced cash flows, the credit crunch and constrained government budgets could make it difficult to mobilize sufficient finance over the short-to-medium term.
These factors had left Zambia with a deteriorating general infrastructure; a weak private sector; a huge and unsustainable debtburden; and a high level of poverty.
Capital intensiveness, weak private sector and risk: In most developing countries only the State or foreign enterprises are able to mobilize the volumes of capital necessary to mount mineral projects.
This was combined with an inflated administrativesystem with increased and overlapping responsibilities at the same time as a weak private sector continued to be sidelined in the economic development process.
However, with high unemployment and weak private demand, a premature fiscal tightening may lead to further worsening, rather than improvement, of fiscal balances.
The draft Strategy recognises the lack of a central SME institution to promote andco-ordinate SME policy measures and the weak private business support infrastructure as major challenges in supporting SMEs in Ukraine.
As we are aware, the financial situation of the continent is characterized by an enormous external debt, stagnant national savings,as well as declining official development assistance and weak private capital flows.
The crisis has opened a window of opportunity: weak private demand will not suffice to return economies to their full employment levels, and hence needs to be underpinned by political will and public support, while concurrently low interest rates make the costs of investment attractive.
In the Council countries, the rise in the unemployment rate is a result of the capital-intensive oil sector and its weak linkages with the other sectors of the economy,the saturation of employment opportunities in the public sector and a weak private sector.
Under current conditions,characterized by weak private sector activity and poor investor and consumer confidence, simultaneous fiscal retrenchment across Europe has become self-defeating as massive public expenditure cuts will further push up unemployment rates, with negative effects on growth and fiscal revenues.
There is a case to be made for the increased financing of technology and innovation in developing countries,particularly those at the earliest stages of technological development with weak private sectors and severe financing constraints.
Additional catalysts of high poverty are embedded in the various structural deficiencies that are characteristic of underdeveloped economies: weak private sectors, poor governance, low savings rates, weak financial systems, limited public investment in infrastructure, weak linkages between agriculture and industry, etc.
In Mexico, Central America and the Caribbean, economic activity is expected to recover only moderately owing to the slow recovery in the demand for the region's exports from the United States,reduced tourism inflows and still weak private consumption demand.
For example, business development centres,which UNIDO establishes when building national capabilities for private sector development in countries with weak private sector institutional bases, match potential entrepreneurs with spin-offs from State-owned enterprises and provide these enterprises with subcontractors from the private sector.
Several factors prevent effective access to transition schemes including, amongst others, the absence of specific schemes for dancers; the diversity of employment statuses and intermittent nature of work that characterises the careers of dancers; their international mobility; the lack of knowledge and information;a weak formal education of dancers and their weak private economy.
These stem from a variety of interrelated factors, including insufficient political will on the part of the international community, inadequate resources and capacity, deficiencies in governance in some African countries, the persistence of armed conflict,limited access to technology, a general deterioration of public health, a weak private sector and economic structure and difficulties of coordination.
Weak involvement of private sector.
You can be soft and weak in private.
Second, coordination and implementation of sector strategies was strongest in health andeducation and relatively weak in private sector development.
The private sector is the weak link in African economies.
In some LDCs, the private sector is weak or non-existent, so the public sector should play a more proactive role.
With a weak demand in the private sector, Governments can help to sustain jobs and spur aggregate demand.
Domestic demand will not support growth in 2012 owing to fiscal tightening, weak labour markets, private sector indebtedness and stagnating credit flows.
It should be noted that monitoring andevaluation of compliance with the law within the private sector was somewhat weak.