Examples of using External private in English and their translations into Russian
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External private resources.
Rooms have external private bath.
Three double Rooms with en suite bathroom or external private one.
The external private shower room is just opposite the room.
Unlike in previous years,the largest share of net capital exports was the repayment of external private debt.
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The external private shower room is just opposite the room.
Also, during certain periods andin certain circumstances, inflows of external private capital may fall far short of what is needed.
External private capital flows, including foreign direct investment.
This is particularly true for attracting external private capital for sustainable operations in the forest sector.
Not only are these organizations andagencies significant sources of finance, their actions provide signals to other donors and external private parties.
We underline that IFIs, the external private sector and bilateral donors will continue to play an essential role, especially during the transition period.
Many delegations emphasized that greater efforts are required to enhance the mobilization of external private capital and reduce its volatility.
Moreover, external private capital flows to least developed countries are generally low and are not aimed at developing human capital.
There are a number of gaps in terms of thematic and geographical coverage in the flow of forest ODA and external private finance.
Form 4-External Private Non-Guaranteed Debt to include aggregate stocks andflows data on long-term external private non-guaranteed debt.
In the case of a complex system,a rural water user co-operative may choose to contract out operations and maintenance to an external private company outsourcing.
Since external private financing moved in pursuit of returns, however, such investment required continued economic reform to ensure stable growth.
Some even claim that there is no transfer problem associated with the presence of external private debt and that only external public debt should be of concern.
Net flow of external private credits, grants and technical assistance constituted- USD 159.0 million, increasing 2.3 times versus the first 9 months of 2006 USD 69.0 million.
Therefore, both developed and developing countries should examine initiatives conducive to a stable andmore favourable environment for enhancing the stability of external private capital flows.
This is because they attract little external private capital, receive decreasing amounts of ODA, and many of them have heavy external debt burdens.
Its pillars included enhancing domestic resource mobilization, having better and smarter aid anddrawing on the domestic and external private and financial sectors.
The majority of developing countries were unable to attract external private capital; their share in world trade had continued to decline, contributing to low levels of development and inadequate infrastructure.
It includes corporate and commercial ways of limiting or eliminating free competition, covert monopolies,oligopolies or periods of exclusivity, as external private monopolies are called in my country.
Moreover, the availability of external private finance has decreased over the last two years, and the cost of accessing international capital has risen for developing countries as the financial turmoil has deepened.
Registered during this period was the growth in the net supply of foreign currency by natural persons,net flow referred to external private loans, grants and technical assistance as well as a downturn of the conversion from national currency into foreign ones.
Estimates of external private flows to infrastructure in sub-Saharan Africa indicate that they were less than about 3 per cent of flows into East Asia, and less than 4 per cent of flows to Latin America during the period 1990-1996 table 4.
Sustained growth and an improved enabling environment would also make these economies more attractive to external private capital investment, which, together with higher levels of domestic savings, should eventually replace official development financing in the long term.
The trends and issues related to financing for development are examined in part II of the Economic and Social Survey of Asia and the Pacific, 2001 andpolicy recommendations are made in the areas of domestic resource mobilization, external private resources, ODA and international systemic issues.
The Commission acknowledges the positive aspects of the expansion of external private capital flows to some developing countries, and emphasizes the importance of their contribution to economic growth and sustainable development of those countries.