Examples of using Improved connectivity in English and their translations into Russian
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Improved connectivity in and between member States.
Tan Ap to Vung Ang- for improved connectivity to the port.
Seamless connectivity- The full potential of intraregional trade cannot be realized without improved connectivity.
Dalbandin to Gwadar- for improved connectivity to the port.
Improved connectivity has created for many countries the environment necessary to improve international competitiveness of their industries and traders.
Yogyakarta to Magelang- for improved connectivity on Java.
Task Force on on Improved Connectivity in the Arctic(TFICA) During the 2017-2019 Finnish Chairmanship there is also one Expert Group operating.
Muaro to Lubuklinggau- for improved connectivity on Sumatra.
For example, viable transport services facilitate increased frequency of such services,resulting in lower freight costs and improved connectivity.
Ho Chi Minh City to Vung Tau for improved connectivity to the port.
In recent years, private sector investments in seaports have led to increased throughput and frequency of transport services,resulting in lower freight rates and improved connectivity.
Task Force on on Improved Connectivity in the Arctic TFICA.
Nigeria welcomed the continued progress made by African countries with regard to ICTs,including investments in broadband infrastructure, improved connectivity and increased bandwidth and services.
Banda Aceh province- for improved connectivity in Aceh on Sumatra.
As its members included both least developed countries and one landlocked developing country,ASEAN was committed to continued economic growth and improved connectivity among its members and with the rest of the world.
While enterprises with access to the Internet see improved connectivity with suppliers and clients, and thus a wider market, broadband increases the capacity of enterprises to deliver through the Internet.
Close cooperation with the transit countries is sine qua non for improved connectivity in transport, energy and ICT.
In its report to the Secretary-General, the High-level Panel of Eminent Persons on the Post-2015 Development Agenda has called for, among other things,a data revolution taking advantage of new technology and improved connectivity.
Country statements: Progress and challenges for improved connectivity and harmonized regulatory policies.
It was noted that the development indicators suggested tremendous scope for improving macroeconomic management, pursuing more prudent policies for greater integration of trade andforeign direct investment and investing in improved connectivity.
Close cooperation with transit countries is an essential condition for improved connectivity in transport, energy and ICT.
The meeting also noted that the development indicators of these countries suggest that there is tremendous scope for improving their macroeconomic management, pursuing more prudent policies for greater integration of trade and foreign direct investment(FDI),and investing in improved connectivity.
Nevertheless, in the light of the recent investments in ICT andvideoconferencing infrastructure and the improved connectivity of United Nations offices worldwide, the Committee is of the opinion that resources for travel should be decreasing rather than increasing.
The subprogramme will also support cooperation between member States to identify and address non-physical bottlenecks, improve the efficiency of transport logistics andrelated activities in the region and promote improved connectivity between regions and subregions.
Recognize the importance of the improvement of the quality of statistics and information and make those available to people and governments,taking into account new technology and improved connectivity to provide people with information on progress towards achieving sustainable development to enable them to take planned and effective decisions;
Special attention will be paid to promoting a number of critical principles within the context of decentralization and multilevel governance, such as optimizing the population and economic density of urban settlements and, where appropriate, mixed land use,diversity and improved connectivity.
Promoting, within the context of decentralization and multilevel governance and through multi-stakeholder processes, a number of critical principles, such as optimizing the population and economic density of urban settlements, where appropriate, ensuring mixed land-use, diversity, better social capital,innovation and improved connectivity in order to take advantage of agglomeration of economies and to minimize mobility demand.
Improving connectivity within UNCTAD and with Governments and relevant non-governmental actors;
Improving connectivity within UNCTAD and with Governments and relevant non-governmental actors.
Emphasizing the importance of improving connectivity and telecommunications transit routes in the Trans-Eurasian region, including terrestrial and seabed connections.