Examples of using Declining share in English and their translations into Russian
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The Committee notes the declining share of partners in programme implementation.
In many developing countries, formal sector employment represents a small and declining share of the labour market.
The declining share of coal could result in a less diversified energy mix.
The major event of December was a declining share of overdue loans 90+ days.
This declining share of FAO in C2 expenditure is a long-term feature and is expected to continue.
In many countries the rate of growth of manufacturing value added(MVA) has fallen short of the rate of overall GDP growth,resulting in a declining share of MVA in GDP.
A declining share of value added of developing country producers had also been observed in food retail prices.
Welcomes the increase in extrabudgetary financial resources while expressing concern over the declining share going to LDCs and Africa;
The LDCs' declining share in world exports demanded rigorous application of the principle of special and differential treatment in favour of LDCs.
As regards funding, he was pleased to note that the share of LDCs had remainedat a high level, but was disturbed by the declining share of Africa.
As with other priorities, the declining share of regular resources in total UNICEF income has an impact on organizational capacity.
Africa has failed to take advantage of the dramatic growth in world trade, due to its diminutive and declining share in world trade and its continued dependence on primary commodities.
Declining share of agriculture in GDP and employment partly reflects policy neglect, including due to structural adjustment programmes.
He reiterated his strong support for the new technical cooperation strategy andexpressed concern over the declining share of expenditures in the Latin American and Caribbean region.
The declining share of light manufactured goods arises partly from increased competition, with the entry of low-wage countries putting pressure on prices.
Buyer-dominated supply chains are one reason for the low and declining share of producers in the prices paid by consumers for many agricultural commodities.
However, a declining share of agriculture did not imply reduced output but rather a relatively modest expansion, particularly when compared with the rate of growth of non-agricultural sectors.
He drew particular attention to paragraph 3 of the chairperson's summary concerning the declining share of developing countries in traditional commodity markets and the possible link with subsidies.
Mr. ul Haque outlined three major issues of concern in the area of commodities:(i) short-term price fluctuations;(ii) a long-term declining price trend;and(iii) a declining share of producers in the value chain.
For East Asia that reflects a declining share of consumption in long-term economic growth, whereas for South-East Asia it reflects a declining share of fixed investment.
They had expressed concern at the continuing marginalization of LDCs from the mainstream of the globalizing economy,as reflected in their low and declining share in world trade, investment and output.
That encouraging development contrasted, however, with Africa's declining share of world trade, which had fallen from 4 per cent at the beginning of the 1980s to 2.4 per cent in 1990 and 2 per cent in 1996.
The marginalization of LDCs, including those in Asia and the Pacific,from the mainstream of a rapidly globalizing world economy was reflected in their low and declining share in world trade, investment and output.
The declining share of manufacturing in Africa's output is of concern because historically manufacturing has been the main engine of high, rapid and sustained economic growth UNCTAD and UNIDO, 2011.
The potential was recognized of the proposed initiative to address the endemic problems facing African commodity sectors- disintegrating supply chains,low value added and a declining share of international trade.
Persistent and serious debt and debt-servicing problems,very low levels of exports, and a declining share in world trade and the insufficiency of external finance, have had unfavourable consequences on their growth and development.
Moreover, the declining share of agriculture is driven by the Asian countries and some African oil exporters, whereas in many other African least developed countries the share of agriculture in GDP has actually increased over the last decade.
Delegations welcomed the increase inaid for social sectors, but expressed concern about the low and declining share of aid for development of the productive sector and physical infrastructure.
The declining share of medium-sized enterprises in the economy, in our view, is a cause for concern as these companies are substantially represented in manufacturing and could contribute to the modernization of the economy and serve as a source of quality employment.
Persistent and serious debt and debt servicing problems,very low levels of exports, a declining share in world trade and the insufficiency of external finance have had unfavourable consequences on their growth and development.