Examples of using Considerable scope in English and their translations into Chinese
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There was considerable scope in many developing countries to raise additional revenues.
Even within a specific industry, there is considerable scope for diversification.
There was considerable scope in many developing countries to raise additional revenues.
It would seem from these data that there is considerable scope for additional Indian aid to South Asia.
There is considerable scope for international migration to be part of co-development strategies.
As incomes rise, consumption will increase, creating considerable scope for both domestic production and trade.
There is considerable scope for intensifying that interaction, as is indeed foreseen in the Charter.
However, due to the close linkages between forests andbiological diversity there is considerable scope for strengthening collaboration.
Fact 8: There is considerable scope to improve the efficiency with which industry uses energy.
The NPI China points out that although the general scenario of Chinese research is strong,there is considerable scope for improvement.
The delegation saw considerable scope for enhancing collaboration between donors and the Parliament.
But, despite this uptake, only 18 million of the country's 40.72 million people are online,so there is still considerable scope for growth.
There is considerable scope for expanding such activities, which would benefit from support by Governments.
Collective agreements at individual enterprises can afford considerable scope for the creation of beneficial conditions for young workers.
There is considerable scope, for example, for deploying biofuels in support of rural development and the transport sector.
Indeed, in some countries there appears to be considerable scope for reducing energy costs through market liberalization.
There is considerable scope for participation to rise further, as it still lags well behind that of many high income countries.
Consequently, as it stands, the instrument currently being drafted is theonly one to contain provisions that offer considerable scope to freedom of contract.
It also highlights the considerable scope for enhancing business-community relations in a development context.
It was agreed that the overwhelming majority of the human rights violations that led to displacement had been foreseeable andthat there was therefore considerable scope for preventive measures.
Though, the GAP report suggests there is“considerable scope for future cost reductions through economies of scale.”.
Considerable scope thus remains for further liberalization in a range of service sectors, particularly those of special interest to developing countries.
General Assembly resolution 60/260 provided considerable scope for management reform, and it was crucial that the momentum should be maintained.
However, much remained to be done if Azerbaijan were to achieve sustainable economic development,and there was thus considerable scope for cooperation between Azerbaijan and UNIDO.
There is also considerable scope for many LDCs to join the group of successful agricultural commodity exporters in specialty and niche markets.
In view of the many organizations, initiatives and instruments that now need and develop data sets relevant to forest,there is considerable scope for harmonization and standardization of methodologies.
There is also considerable scope for many LDCs to join the group of successful agricultural commodity exporters in speciality and niche markets.
As detailed throughout this report, there is considerable scope for further work in order to advance technologies and procedures for nuclear arms control verification.
There is considerable scope for further collaboration between the international arrangement on forests and the UNCCD in relation to the special needs of countries with low forest cover.
This complementarity provided considerable scope for cooperation between the two organizations, e.g. in the area of strengthening trade points and TRAINFORTRADE operations.