Examples of using Commitments by developed countries in English and their translations into Russian
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Ministers stress the need to urgently close the ambition gap, andexpress their concern at the lack of fulfilment of commitments by developed countries.
On the quantification of national actions and commitments by developed countries, Parties proposed that they should.
There are also concerns that REDD-plus activities in developing countries may substitute greenhouse gas mitigation commitments by developed countries.
As the global economy contracted significantly in 2009, commitments by developed countries to increase aid are likely to diminish.
The Secretary-General clearly statesthe view that the success or failure of Millennium Development Goals is dependent on the fulfilment of commitments by developed countries.
It is therefore essential that all ODA-related commitments by developed countries be fulfilled to improve the prospects for achieving the MDGs in Africa.
The global financial and economic crisis cannot be used as an excuse to avoid fulfilling existing aid commitments by developed countries or making further commitments. .
Commercially meaningful commitments by developed countries in the professional services of interest to developing countries would be a contribution to the effective implementation of Article IV of GATS.
Proposals relating to mitigation actions and commitments by developed countries include.
Nor will this proposal preclude further consideration being given to the amendment of Annex B and other relevant Articles of the Kyoto Protocol in order toreflect in particular new commitments by developed countries.
The eighth-“a global partnership for deve lopment”- comprises a set of commitments by developed countries to support these efforts through increased aid, a non discriminatory trading system and debt relief.
The Ministers stressed the need to urgently close the ambition gap andexpressed their concern at the lack of fulfilment of commitments by developed countries in this regard.
Commitments by developed countries to substantially reduce domestic support and to eliminate export subsidies are seen as serving only to correct the existing long-standing imbalance in the Agreement on Agriculture10 at the expense of developing countries. .
Regarding the provision of the necessary support and assistance,the Annex sets out clearly that"the commitments by developed countries to provide such support are not open-ended.
Multilateral commitments by developed countries in favour of liberalized market access in mode 4 that improved on their current limited market access commitments would give a positive signal of the international community's sincerity in delivering tangible gains to developing countries. .
Unfortunately, as recognized by the Secretary-General in his report on the MDGs, entitled"Keeping the promise"(A/64/665),the lack of delivery on global partnership commitments by developed countries has hampered progress where it has been needed the most.
The present GATS negotiations are expected to deliver direct development dividends to developing countries as part of the Doha Agenda by providing economically valuable market access andnational treatment commitments by developed countries in terms of mode 4 for a critical mass of categories of persons of interest to developing countries, including persons other than those with high skills.
Other areas were also controversial, including the issue of stronger commitments by developing countries in Mode 3 of the General Agreement on Trade in Services to bindexisting levels of openness(e.g. foreign equity limitations), Mode 4 commitments by developed countries and the special agricultural safeguard mechanism.
On measurement, reporting and verification,Parties reiterated that this concept should cover both mitigation actions and commitments by developed countries, and actions by developing countries and support for those actions.
The most innovative domestic capacity-building measure relates to the commitment by developed countries to provide incentives to their enterprises and institutions aimed at building technological capacity in the LDCs.
The Madrid Plan of Action emphasizes enhanced andfocused international cooperation and effective commitment by developed countries and international development agencies to enable implementation of the Plan.
They highlight that reduction commitment by developing countries in non-agricultural market access is disproportionately higher than that undertaken by developed countries in agriculture.
In return for a commitment by developing countries, the last of these would be provided with the technical assistance needed to reform their customs and border procedures.
International cooperation, including the commitment by developed countries to devote 0.7 per cent of their GDP to official development assistance, as well as South-South cooperation and sharing of best practices, were essential to promoting development, full employment and equity.
It was also necessary to intensify research and development in support of energy for sustainable development,which required increased commitment by developed countries to deploy financial and human resources for accelerating research efforts.
International cooperation, including the commitment by developed countries to devote 0.7 per cent of their gross domestic product(GDP) to official development assistance, as well as South-South cooperation, technical cooperation and the sharing of best practices.
International cooperation, including the commitment by developed countries to allocate 0.7 per cent of their gross domestic product to official development assistance, as well as South-South and technical cooperation, was essential to development.
We also need to bear in mind that a commitment by developed countries to reduce the levels of their greenhouse gas emissions is the basis of any real progress in mitigating the effects of climate change.
In this respect, the Modalities provide for enhanced technical assistance andcapacity building support, with the understanding that the commitment by developed countries to provide such support is not open ended.