Examples of using Companies from developing in English and their translations into Russian
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In particular, companies from developing countries should be engaged more systematically.
ITPO Italy to develop industrial cooperation between local enterprises and companies from developing countries.
For example, companies from developing countries have branches and subsidiaries mostly within regions of their location.
Correct market failures preventing companies from developing competitive advantages; and.
However, some companies from developing countries, for example Kenya, South Africa and Chile, have established operations in other developing countries.
The low market concentration probably makes it easier for steel companies from developing countries to enter the world market.
However, participation by companies from developing countries in the water and wastewater and consulting sub-sectors is increasing.
The Administration has briefed those offices on the business opportunities for companies from developing countries in their geographical area of influence.
Companies from developing countries have increasingly entered into ad-hoc cooperation agreements with companies of developed countries, focused around specific projects.
Bond financing enables privately-owned companies from developing countries to raise funds in international markets.
An important step, which needs to be encouraged and facilitated,is ensuring the presence in"B2B"(business-to-business) Internet transactions of information on companies from developing countries.
Contracts valued at $12 million were awarded to companies from developing countries and countries with economies in transition.
The results of our research show that more developed stock markets suppress the growth of LCY corporate bond markets:equity corporate bonds are competing financing sources for companies from developing countries.
It required mutual knowledge and respect;frequently, companies from developing countries were forced to act only as agents of firms from industrialized countries, not as parties in a genuine partnership.
Various partnerships(such as the UNIDO Automotive Industry Partnerships)have demonstrated the potential of partnerships when small and medium-sized companies from developing countries are engaged.
Companies from developing countries can in many cases benefit from linkages with international companies in their bid to acquire the necessary technology, skills and systems; such linkages can also act as a stepping stone for new exports.
ESA recommended implementing a realistic strategy for cooperation between developed countries,space agencies and companies from developing countries, possibly within the framework of programmes of international organizations.
Among the most important factors motivating companies from developing countries to enter into cooperation agreements is the need to further develop their technological capacity, improve market access and competitiveness, and promote innovation.
Creating local, regional andglobal e-finance platforms with the active participation of financial service providers and other companies from developing countries and making them accessible to developing country SMEs;
It was widely known, however, that companies from developing countries occupied a sizeable share of the most competitive markets and they should not be prevented from supplying the United Nations where they were able to meet requirements concerning price, quality and timely delivery.
Funds allocated by the United Nations and the United States for the Conference were used to cover international air travel andper diem expenses for the period of the Conference for the senior technical managers from selected organizations and companies from developing countries.
Being aware of the need to facilitate applications from companies from developing countries, and for further capacity-building efforts relating to accreditation, as referred to in paragraph 1(h) of decision 4/CMP.1, the Board continued its efforts to promote involvement of developing country companies.
However, while the conclusion of direct agreements with manufacturers on behalf of all United Nations organizations would allow for economies of scale and improved pricing,it could also have negative consequences for small companies from developing countries.
Increasing the number of vendors by including companies from developing countries and countries with economies in transition was a positive development due in part to the various seminars that had been held, but the report did not give details of any specific measures to increase the participation of such vendors in the procurement process.
The Procurement Division will continue to explore innovative approaches to resolve issues and to use electronic means to improve efficiency in procurement services,while taking into consideration the need to ensure that companies from developing countries and countries with economies in transition are not put at a disadvantage.
Funds allocated by the United Nations, the Federal Laboratory Consortium of the United States of America, the International Society for Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing and private entities in the United States, including Lockheed Martin Corporation and Spectrum Astro Inc., were used to cover international air travel andper diem expenses for the period of the Conference for the senior technical managers from selected organizations and companies from developing countries.
The system contracts referred to in paragraph 6 of the report had all been concluded with companies from developed countries and he wished to know whether tenders for computer hardware andsoftware had been received from companies from developing countries and to what extent those companies were able to participate in the sale of such products to the Organization.
There was reason to believe that companies from developed countries were overrepresented in the list of suppliers.
Partnerships with companies from developed countries can expand the scope for business opportunities for developing countries' services suppliers, while at the same time allowing transfer of technology and capacity building.
It was noted that investment by health service providers,including insurance companies, from developed countries in developing countries was a growing trend.