Examples of using Future multilateral in English and their translations into Russian
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Iii Future multilateral trade negotiations… 72- 84.
Sensitive sectors can be dealt with in future multilateral negotiations.
Future multilateral trade policy will focus on many issues.
Such a scenario could change the course of future multilateral negotiations and the role of WTO.
Moreover, future multilateral trade negotiations will give a further impetus to the removal of market access barriers.
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New measures for LDCs should also be considered as part of future multilateral trade negotiations;
Convention on Future Multilateral Cooperation in the Northwest Atlantic Fisheries NAFO.
Such an analysis would help them to participate in future multilateral and regional negotiations.
At a moment when we are building the future multilateral system we should not allow differences in power among nations to replace the sovereign equality of States.
We agreed that no member should be worse off under future multilateral arrangements.
Developing countries should view the future multilateral negotiations on services as an extension of their national strategies.
The European Union would actively support the participation of developing countries in future multilateral trading negotiations.
Both factors will have a determining influence on future multilateral negotiations as well as potential implications for third countries.
Enhance the understanding of developing countries, from a developmental perspective, of issues in ongoing and future multilateral trade negotiations.
But equally critical is the challenge to future multilateral action with regard to disarmament and international peace and security.
From its unique development perspective,UNCTAD should contribute to the preparation of the agenda for future multilateral negotiations.
A failure to conclude the Doha Round could make any future multilateral negotiations in core areas in WTO difficult.
From its unique development perspective,UNCTAD should contribute to the preparation of the agenda for future multilateral negotiations.
The analyses would also identify elements of future multilateral initiatives aimed at increasing the trading opportunities of developing countries.
From its unique development perspective, UNCTAD should also be encouraged to contribute to the preparation of the agenda for future multilateral negotiations.
At the international level, the Kyoto Protocol and future multilateral efforts on climate change will also have direct and indirect implications for foreign investment and host countries.
We look forward to working with the other delegationsin a constructive and balanced manner with a view to maximizing the results of future multilateral disarmament efforts.
Developing countries are invited to prepare themselves for effective participation in the future multilateral negotiations under GATS and the possible revision of the GATS Annex on Air Transport Services.
Other experts suggested that preference-giving countries should take account of the impact of erosion on the GSP in future multilateral trade negotiations.
CEB members broadly agree with the intent of the recommendation as it applies to future multilateral environmental agreements, regarding the formulation and management of the relevant standard modalities to be stipulated.
He also emphasized the usefulness of a recent ad hoc expert group of the Secretary-General of UNCTAD devoted to preparations for future multilateral trade negotiations.
Commodity-dependent countries needed to formulate a proactive andpositive agenda for future multilateral trade negotiations that included financial and technical support for expanding their supply capacity.
The representative of Switzerland stressed that UNCTAD XI would be held at a crucial moment as regards both the macroeconomic situation and the future multilateral trade negotiations.
We reaffirm the vital need to start a dialogue which can lead us to future multilateral negotiations on nuclear disarmament agreements.
Assistance in the area of creating a“competitive culture” and preparing developing countries, including the LDCs,as well as economies in transition, for future multilateral negotiations in this area.
