Examples of using Distribution sector in English and their translations into Russian
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Which is one of the highest rates in distribution sector(1).
Nowadays, the distribution sector in developing countries is also changing rapidly.
The importance of labour input cannot be underestimated in the distribution sector.
Throughout 2012, the power distribution sector was under pressure from external factors.
Also, regulatory barriers play an important role in the distribution sector.
LTAs1 between government/energy distribution sector(Second environmental action plan- MAP 2);
Full consolidation of TS-Retail operations should make it possible for MTS to strengthen its positions in the distribution sector.
There is no foreign presence in the distribution sector at the present time.
The distribution sector is a critical input in Trinidad and Tobago to the efficiency and viability of the local economy.
Ecuador has maintained a liberal regime in the distribution sector with limited domestic regulation.
The distribution sector includes commission agents, wholesalers and retailers who act as enablers of trade.
Particular benefits may arise for women,including because they tend to be predominate in the distribution sector workforce.
In Morocco the contribution of the distribution sector to GDP is 13 per cent, and the sector employs 1 million people.
Some experts expressed fears about loss of jobs, because of the important role which the informal economy plays in the distribution sector.
The share of inward FDI in the distribution sector is relatively small as most investment is directed towards the oil and gas industry.
The Group met with the Oil Committee(a body accountable to the Ministry of Mines and Energy) andsome private actors in the hydrocarbon distribution sector.
The level of maturity of the distribution sector among developing countries varies significantly, as shown in table 4.
While countries commit themselves to encouraging modern retailing to benefit consumers, farmers, manufactures and other services providers,there is no one-size-fits-all solution for implementing reform in the distribution sector and for maximizing development benefits.
However, firms active in the distribution sector have expressed concerns about the impact of high infrastructural costs on competitiveness.
An analysis was presented in which the competitiveness of the different players in the distribution sector in the face of potential foreign competition was assessed.
SMEs in the distribution sector have difficulty in securing credit because of their organizational weaknesses, and also because they are not deemed to be creditworthy.
The Government facilitates food quality improvements, along with smooth and appropriate distribution, through proper labelling of food products, construction of wholesale markets for perishable foodstuffs, andpromotion of structural reform in the distribution sector.
Countries have followed different paths of distribution sector reform, ranging from"big-bang" liberalization to a gradual and more cautious approach.
While countries commit themselves to encouraging modern retailing to benefit consumers, farmers, manufacturers andother services providers, there is no one-size-fits-all solution for implementing reform in the distribution sector and for maximizing development benefits.
A great variety in market structures in the distribution sector is emerging across countries, reflecting both consumer preferences and the impact of regulatory differences.
The Government facilitates improvements in food quality, along with the smooth and appropriate distribution of food through the proper labelling of food products, the construction of wholesale markets for perishable foodstuffs, andthe promotion of structural reforms in the distribution sector.
The distribution sector as a whole is the primary employer for those with the lowest income, and is chosen by the poorest people as their means of survival.
The importance of developing the competitiveness of SMEs in the distribution sector needs to be recognized, particularly in developing countries and by the international community.
The distribution sector is important in the context of the ongoing GATS negotiations- even LDCs have received requests to make specific commitments in this area.
Liberalization of trade in the distribution market leads to the distribution sector assuming key roles in marketing, designing and branding, and power shifts away from manufacturers.