Examples of using Exports from developing in English and their translations into Russian
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
Despite liberalization across countries,trade barriers against exports from developing countries remained.
Already in 2004, exports from developing countries had totalled $3 billion, and there was certainly further potential for expansion.
Among technical regulations, food standards probably have the greatest impact on exports from developing countries.
Exports from developing countries in the Asian and Pacific region have been among the most seriously affected, declining by 26 per cent.
Such standards orincentives in developed countries can constitute an obstacle to exports from developing countries.
People also translate
The conclusion of the Doha Round and the removal of barriers to exports from developing countries would go a long way towards meeting the challenge of development.
Shifts in consumption patterns in developed countries can also offer new opportunities for exports from developing countries.
Also, several examples were discussed to demonstrate how exports from developing countries have been penalized by differing standards set for identical products.
Thus, even in the industrial sector,peak tariffs remain a significant market barrier for exports from developing countries.
This will slow down demand for exports from developing and transition economies, which will in turn result in lower growth in these economies.
Various approaches to address regulatory measures restricting such trade,in particular exports from developing countries, will be explored.
There must be a flow of financing for development. Exports from developing countries must have access to markets in a rules-based international trading system.
One important aspect of trade liberalization is increased access to OECD markets,in particular for exports from developing countries.
Being the largest market for agricultural exports from developing countries, the EU had proposed duty-free access for essentially all products from LDCs.
Non-ad-valorem rates, such as specific rates,often constituted an indirect barrier to competitively priced exports from developing countries.
These tariff concessions may encourage further local processing before exports from developing countries, but are unlikely in themselves to lead to major changes in trade patterns.26/.
Factors influencing the upgrading of the production process, andwhether South- South trade is a testing ground for new exports from developing countries;
At the international level, the opening of markets by developed countries for exports from developing countries benefits the development of the latter's private sector.
In the same vein, due to its global reach, e-commerce offers great opportunities for marketing non-traditional exports from developing countries.
Managed trade liberalization could create opportunities for enhanced exports from developing countries but environmental standards applied arbitrarily might hinder trade.
It launched the Generalized System of Preferences,whereby developed economies grant improved market access to exports from developing countries.
In fact, exports from developing countries in Asia constituted less than 4 per cent of the total consumption of manufactured goods in the European Union and the United States of America.
Yet, there has been little progress recently in reducing the barriers to exports from developing countries to developed countries.
The Millennium Development Goals highlighted priority areas that must be addressed, including commitments made by developed nations, such as increased official development assistance andimproved market access for exports from developing countries.
The other main reason for the failure of commodity prices to recover is that the volume of commodity exports from developing countries rose rapidly, by over 40 per cent, from 1980 to 1990.
Since 2001, the International Task Force(ITF) on Harmonization and Equivalence in Organic Agriculture has been considering conceptual and practical issues of moving towards greater harmonization of regulations andstandards with a view to facilitating market access and entry for exports from developing countries.
It was necessary to ensure that stringent environmental requirements did not create unnecessary barriers to exports from developing countries and that they were not used for protectionist purposes.
The rules and incentives established by markets in the developed countries to mitigate the effects of climate change can at times hamper some exports from developing countries.
These tariff concessions will presumably encourage further local processing before exports from developing countries, but are unlikely in themselves to lead to major changes in trade patterns. 26/.
In that respect, some speakers expressed worries regarding the possible use of labour standards as a form of protectionism against exports from developing countries.
