Examples of using Diversification process in English and their translations into Russian
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The diversification process in Ukraine was not cloudless at the beginning.
However, the Ukrainian nuclear regulator decided to terminate the diversification process.
For this reason, the role of Governments in the diversification process has to be more proactive than in countries that export mainly agricultural commodities.
Experts highlighted the importance of local markets in starting the diversification process.
Tatiana et al.(2014)"rapid diversification process of K-M526 likely occurred in Southeast Asia, with subsequent westward expansions of the ancestors of haplogroups R and Q.
Considering the positive operating experience,Energoatom decided to expand the diversification process.
Also in last two month foreign exchange reserves diversification process was accelerated in favor of Euro.
Several delegates stressed the importance of globalization andof international factors in diversification processes.
The Company's ongoing streamlining and business diversification process is a major argument for the rating.
At the beginning of the year,we took advantage of the market weakness to buy an industrial company in diversification process.
Improved stability of prices will contribute to facilitating the diversification process by reducing risks to producers and allowing them to invest in diversification. .
These findings confirm that the North is the more likely destination for new exports coming out of a country's diversification process.
The Commission noted that strengthening competitiveness and a dynamic diversification process require improved market access conditions and enhanced participation in global supply chains for their success.
The international community stands to benefit immensely by supporting the economic diversification processes in African countries.
In order to demonstrate their resolve to carry out the diversification process, African countries should prepare, in close collaboration with the private sector and with the assistance of international institutions, national strategies for the diversification of their economies.
The report highlights the elements crucial to market entry and to the diversification process of commodity-dependent countries.
The present report considers such policies but focuses on their practical aspects as they relate to the operational roles of government, enterprises andsocial institutions in the diversification process.
There was a need to draw lessons from past experience with a view to stimulating the diversification process in developing countries in the next millenium.
The developed countries and the multilateral financial institutions, for their part,should provide adequate assistance to developing countries to enable them to become more competitive on international markets and accelerate the diversification process.
In many cases,their capacity needs to be upgraded and measures taken to ensure that the diversification process is participatory and that all stakeholders are heard;
Given that in most of the commodity-dependentcountries the majority of the labour force is engaged in commodity-related economic activities, ensuring that diversification goes in tandem with poverty alleviation is the ultimate measure of the success of the diversification process.
Some delegations observed that social andenvironmental factors were influential elements in diversification processes and the resulting transformations of economies.
The World Bank is involved in the implementation of private and public projects in various economic sectors,to assist Kazakhstan in promoting the economic diversification process of the country.
The economic, political and legal decisions of Governments define the framework for the diversification process, which is in practice carried out by the enterprise sector in response to market conditions and signals.
At the twelfth session of the General Conference, roundtable discussions had been held, andthe recommendations resulting from the round table chaired by the Algerian delegation on the role of manufacturing industries in the economic diversification process in the Arab countries needed to be followed up.
Research, training andextension services in agriculture are particularly important for the diversification process, as illustrated in box 5, and diversification is frequently an important objective of such services.
But it is possible that increasing market integration among the South- via reciprocal tariff reductions, harmonization of regulation, enhancing market information network andperhaps getting involved in a regional production chain- may increase the weight of the South as a market that enhances diversification processes of developing countries, particularly those of lower-income developing countries.
In addition to the need to continue this effort, the effectiveness of the diversification process also result from the implementation of a policy to support the development of various sectors of the national economy, development that will result in creating jobs.
Mrs. MBOYA(Kenya) referring to the heavy dependence of African countries on a few commodities for their export earnings,said that concerted action must be taken to support the diversification process, and that the immediate establishment of a commodity fund for Africa was critical.
Despite generally positive results achieved by the Uruguay Round in the area of market access, some constraints still remain,which might hamper the diversification process and the creation of developmental linkages in developing countries, in particular tariff escalation and non-tariff barriers.