Examples of using Imports from developing in English and their translations into Russian
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Imports from developing countries.
Indicators would include ODA and imports from developing countries.
Imports from developing economies.
Official Development Assistance(ODA); Imports from developing countries.
On imports from developing countries, the reduction in the average tariff will be somewhat smaller- 30 per cent.
The EU reduced its total merchandise imports from developing countries in early 2009.
Imports from developing countries could be viewed as an indicator of wealth creation in those countries.
One indicator, imports from developing countries, was dropped as it is only relevant for high-income countries.
We already have a wide-ranging scheme to allow duty-free imports from developing countries.
In 1990, imports from developing countries to developed countries were more than four times greater than those directed to other developing countries.
This rate refers to the effectively applied tariffs for imports from developing countries.
Thus imports from developing countries are more easily perceived as"injurious" to the market than those with established market positions.
In trade policy, Finland has actively promoted imports from developing countries.
In fact, total imports from developing countries actually receiving preferences continued to increase from US$ 64.1 billion in 1991 to US$ 79.0 billion in 1993.Imports from Australia are not included in the 1993 data.
The two most common indicators pertaining to the transboundary impacts(ODA, imports from developing countries) are selected.
Although imports from developing countries still face higher tariffs in developing countries markets with respect to those they face in developed countries markets, protection in developing countries has fallen dramatically.
Under GSP, a developed country can grant non-reciprocal duty concessions to imports from developing countries.
The elimination of all agricultural subsidies impeding competitive imports from developing countries would contribute greatly to poverty eradication and sustainable development.
It was hoped that they would adopt the most liberal of the options left to them andthose most favourable to imports from developing countries.
Average tariffs applied by developed countries to imports from developing countries also remained largely unchanged in 2015.
In this respect, attention was drawn to the danger of climate change-based trade protectionism,especially towards imports from developing countries.
Although imports from developing countries still faced higher tariffs in developing country markets with respect to those they faced in developed country markets, protection in developing countries has diminished dramatically.
His delegation was also concerned that regional integration in the developed world might lead to additional restrictions on imports from developing countries.
In China, agricultural imports from developing countries outside Asia increased by a total of 30 per cent from 1995 to 2002 and mineral imports from these countries(including fuels) almost tripled over the same period.
Under the System, developed countries(GSP donor countries) have applied, on a voluntary andunilateral basis, preferential tariff rates to imports from developing countries GSP beneficiaries.
Imports from developing countries achieved roughly comparable growth rates, in particular for manufactured products, though the import substituting effects of the CAP continued to determine the pattern of the EU's import growth for food products.
Support for developing countries' private-sector development andexport diversification had been undermined by tariff escalation on dearer imports from developing countries.
There was also a growing trend towards the imposition of non-tariff barriers and conditionalities on imports from developing countries, on the basis of differences in labour and environmental standards.
The Russian Federation was genuinely promoting the liberalization of international trade by lowering import duties andapplying a special preference regime to imports from developing countries.
