Examples of using Had comparative in English and their translations into Russian
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Those organizations had comparative advantages in combating desertification.
The Organization should concentrate its resources in order to promote assistance in those areas, where it had comparative advantage.
Korea had comparative advantage in these industries which absorbed well educated and highly motivated workers at low wages.
Its share in commodity exports where it traditionally had comparative advantage had also decreased;
Since the United Nations had comparative advantages in that area, its operational activities should focus primarily on capacity-building.
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The EU welcomed the fact that UNIDO had gained accessto Global Environment Facility(GEF) funding in areas where it had comparative advantages.
The developed countries that had comparative advantages in the production of such goods and services would benefit because of the increased markets in the developing countries.
It wished to encourage the Organization to develop a narrower niche,focusing on a few core areas where it had comparative advantage.
Each Organ, therefore,was encouraged to undertake those tasks in which it had comparative advantage, but also to strive to complement the policies and activities of the other organs.
Fairness in competition shouldbe the paramount consideration, particularly in respect of commodities in which developing countries had comparative advantages.
Morocco had developed its industrial strategy by targeting production chains and branches that had comparative advantages and significant potential and by prioritizing cooperation.
The protectionism of the countries of the North primarily affected exports by poor countries of products of labour-intensive sectors,in which those countries had comparative advantages.
In conclusion, she reiterated the need for UNIDO to focus on areas where it had comparative advantages and where it could contribute towards the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals.
In the current era of globalization, in which great benefits could be derived from a multilateral approach to economic and social concerns,the Council had comparative advantages.
Developing countries had comparative advantages in many sectors- for example, products promoted under the Biotrade Initiative, organic agricultural products and environmentally preferable services, such as eco-tourism.
The Organization was currently working with regional bodies in a number of areas,recognizing that such bodies had comparative advantages in addressing local conflicts and disputes.
UNCTAD should use the niches in which it had comparative advantage, such as analysis and technical cooperation in investment, competition, investment/trade links, national trade reforms, enterprise development and institution-building.
The ADR pointed out that the country's strategy may have been driven by resource mobilization opportunities rather than consideration to areas where UNDP had comparative strengths.
UNIDO had completed a challenging reform process andshould now focus its activities on areas where it had comparative advantage and further enhance its work on sustainable development.
The attainment of that objective would require a more productive, economical Organization andthe implementation of programmes geared to areas in which the United Nations had comparative advantages.
It was important, however, that UNCTAD did not duplicate the work of other organizations andconcentrated on areas where it had comparative advantages, particularly in trade and development, and in the area of investment.
The decentralized implementation of the Institute's programmes in cooperation with local, national andregional actors would help to target activities in areas where UNITAR had comparative advantages.
Positive developments were to be seen in areas where Afghanistan had comparative advantage; tapping into the country's vast natural resources would increase governmental revenue, reduce reliance on foreign assistance and improve the employment situation.
Ms. Mangin(France) said that the Director-General's expertise had consolidated the reform of UNIDO andensured its place in areas in which it had comparative advantage.
Participants agreed that developing countries had comparative advantages in biofuel production because of rich biodiversity, the availability of land to devote to biomass production, suitable climates and cheap farm labour.
Mr. PAULINICH(Peru) expressed support for UNIDO's participation in international events andurged it to continue to make its contribution to the themes on the international agenda with initiatives in those areas in which it had comparative advantages.
On the other hand, multilateral andbilateral trade agreements should grant market access to developing countries in those sectors where they had comparative advantages, while leaving them enough policy space to protect strategic industries which were not yet ready to face international competition.
It was to be hoped that the decision to grant UNIDO direct access to the Global Environment Facility would enable it and its Member States to direct the Facility's financial resources towards implementation of development programmes andprojects in areas where the Organization had comparative advantages.
Hungary had noted with interest UNIDO's efforts to become an implementing agency with direct access to the funds of the Global Environmental Facility in places where it had comparative advantage, and supported UNIDO's increased involvement in the field of post-crisis rehabilitation.
In that regard, it was important that UNDP, which was responsible for ensuring the smooth operation of the system of United Nations Resident Coordinators, should not encroach on the spheres of competence and sectoral expertise of its partners in the United Nations Development Group(UNDG),in which other agencies had comparative advantages.