Examples of using Developing competitive in English and their translations into Russian
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Developing competitive regional transport and logistics services.
Seizing a need for developing competitive products and services.
Potential for technical andorganizational innovation Seizing a need for developing competitive products and services.
Developing competitive manufacturing capability through upgrading of product and production quality, productivity enhancement, safety and cost-effectiveness improvement;
Correct market failures preventing companies from developing competitive advantages; and.
Sound competition policy is central to developing competitive infrastructure services, especially in competitive segments of the market and for the promotion of consumer interests;
Emphasis will also be given to the economic aspects andmore specifically to pricing policies in developing competitive energy markets.
Developing competitive professional services in developing countries is particularly important given their contribution to furthering development and good corporate governance e.g. accounting.
In 2007, the Union held an international seminar on housing financing, entitled"Developing competitive cities", in Mexico City.
On the external market also developing competitive diagnostic system in the company Calciscon, which allows to determine the susceptibility of the patient to calcification on the basis of the analysis of biochemical characteristics of plasma, blood the patient with using nephelometry with resolution time.
The processes of primary accumulation andsetting up of a national capital and developing competitive enterpreneurial structures have been essentially completed.
In accordance with the approved Development Strategy of the Company in 2017, the innovative projects were continuously implemented in developing competitive products.
This programme component will provide assistance to foster the growth of the SME sector by developing competitive entrepreneurial capabilities and improving the performance of administrative institutions that encourage entrepreneurial initiatives.
As shown by the Serbian Supplier Development Programme, chambers of commerce,as well as export promotion agencies, may be key actors in developing competitive local suppliers.
The economic benefits of privatization consisted of improving enterprise efficiency and performance; developing competitive industry; accessing capital, know-how and markets; achieving effective corporate governance; developing well-functioning capital markets; and securing an optional sale price.
Providing support for energy efficiency, focusing on improving demand management andefficiency distribution activities and on developing competitive markets for energy services and technologies.
The principal internal constraints on developing competitive exports in developing countries include inadequate infrastructure and logistical support, high concentration on a few export commodities, and lack of information on export markets; while the external constraints include tariff and non-tariff barriers, weak demand in international markets for commodity-based exports, and environmental and labour regulations applied to products from developing countries.
Trade preferences in and by themselves provide neither a sufficient nora sustainable basis for developing competitive export industries with or without FDI.
Any emissions regime to be agreed must take into account the needs of the developing countries, particularly with regard to access to technology andfinancial assistance for adapting to climate change and developing competitive green economies.
To prepare highly qualified specialists, innovative thinkers, competitive specialists and business leaders,who are able to solve modern business problems in the conditions of dynamically developing competitive global market, have entrepreneurial thinking, are capable of establishing and managing their own businesses in various industries while being socially responsible.
The Aid for Trade initiative held the promise of trade-focused development assistance that could meaningfully address the immense needs of developing countries in building up trade infrastructure,adjusting to trade reforms and developing competitive supply capacities.
Corporate reputation assessment and management are aimed at creating reputational capital,reducing reputational risks, developing competitive advantages and increasing market capitalization.
The second section of this report discusses technology transfer as an important step for developing countries to leapfrog in terms of managing their forest resources on a sustainable basis, and of developing competitive and more efficient forest industries.
The note responds to the Accra Accord, which recognizes the role of services in economic development andthe importance of RIFs for developing competitive services sectors(para. 94(b)) in developing countries DCs.
Agree to identify measures to develop international telecommunications connectivity in Central Asia through a mix of policy andregulatory reforms and partnerships, with a view towards developing competitive markets and creating open-access networks;
To complement its national efforts, the Philippines wished to be a partner with UNIDO on reducing post-harvest losses and on developing competitive and sustainable agro-industrial and agribusiness operations.
A recently developed competitive syntax is XML which is flexible and independent of the data format.
In cooperation with the Procurement Division, a roster of Governments willing to provide goods andservices under letters of assist and develop competitive procurement procedures for their award;
We expect you to already be actively working oninnovations in your development process and that you will therefore work with us to optimise processes and develop competitive products.
We expect you to already be actively working on innovations in your development process and that you will therefore work with us to optimise processes and develop competitive products.