Examples of using Predictable access in English and their translations into Russian
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All developing country products and services must have better and more predictable access to all markets.
Those projects will ensure predictable access for the exports of land-locked countries to world and regional markets.
To address this imbalance, least developed countries need secure, predictable access to markets.
It is important to improve and have more predictable access to all markets for all products and services of developing countries.
Acknowledges the measures taken to increase market access consistent with the rules of the World Trade Organization for some developing countries, in particular for the least developed countries, andfurther recognizes the importance of enhanced and predictable access to all markets for the exports of developing countries;
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All parties concerned should work to provide regular, predictable access to the area, while respecting Israel's security needs.
The importance of enhanced and predictable access to all markets for the exports of developing countries, including landlocked developing countries, was recognized in the Monterrey Consensus of the International Conference on Financing for Development.
The Monterrey Consensus highlights the urgency of providing enhanced and predictable access to all markets for the exports of developing countries.
The importance of enhanced and predictable access to all markets for the exports of developing countries, including landlocked developing countries, has been internationally recognized.
The Government should provide the United Nations andits partners with regular and predictable access to all areas and continue to engage ethnic groups in dialogue.
We recognize the importance of enhanced and predictable access to all markets for the exports of developing countries, including small island developing States, landlocked developing countries, transit developing countries and countries in Africa, as well as countries with economies in transition.
We reiterate the importance of ensuring that developing countries have steady and predictable access to adequate financing from all sources to promote sustainable development.
Much remained to be done, and he hoped that the Committee's consideration of the agenda item would yield specific recommendations for expanding multilateral partnerships to establish effective transit transport systems so thatthe products of landlocked developing countries could have secure and predictable access to world markets.
We stress the importance of enhanced and predictable access to developed country markets for products of export interest to all developing countries.
They understand the desirability of taking earliest possible steps in Russia to attract foreign capital and to provide an attractive investment climate, including realization of production sharing agreements, stable and reasonable tax and export regimes,and equal and predictable access to pipelines, in line with the European Energy Charter Treaty.
Some speakers emphasized that developing countries needed broad and predictable access to developed country markets as a prerequisite to benefit from trade.
With regard to initial investment opportunities, the following factors were mentioned as important prerequisites:( i) a stable and predictable investment environment;( ii) favourable and harmonized regional market conditions( as a single integrated market of Southern African countries);( iii) reliable transportation infrastructure;( iv) responsive and reliable distribution networks;( v) secure and cost-competitive telecom and energy infrastructure;( vi) an adequate quality productive workforce;( vii) proximity of national/ regional key input suppliers and associated service providers; and( viii)secure and predictable access to the integrated regional market.
The United Nations and its partners should have regular,independent and predictable access to all those in need of humanitarian assistance, regardless of their location.
We stress the importance of enhanced and predictable access to developed country markets for landlocked developing countries in accordance with paragraph 33 of the Almaty Programme of Action.
Because the adaptation challenge in commodity-dependent economies can only be met by large-scale investments, including investments that help diversification intonew areas of economic activity, assistance from the international community, including predictable access to affordable sources of development finance, will be a critical ingredient to success.
We recognize the importance of enhanced and predictable access to all markets for the exports of developing countries, including landlocked and transit developing countries.
Developing countries, including Ghana, though we accept that liberalization is, indeed, required,believe that liberalization must be accompanied by predictable access to markets, elimination of the abuse of anti-dumping measures as well as the reduction of tariffs and non-tariff barriers.
The consensus also highlighted the importance of enhanced and predictable access to all markets for the exports of developing countries, including small island developing States, and the need for reinforced support for trade-related training, capacity and institution building and trade-supporting services, with special consideration given to small island developing States and other vulnerable groups.
Mr. Heller(Mexico) said that he concurred with the observations made by the Secretary-General in his report(A/62/266) that international trade played a major role in development;that full and predictable access to markets in developing countries was necessary if developing countries were to benefit from globalization; and that development must be central to the Doha Round of trade talks.
A key priority is to ensure safe and predictable access to undertake vaccinations in newly accessible areas and to ensure that water, sanitation and hygiene needs are met.
Paragraphs 255, 262 and 273 concern a sustainable development financing strategy,the importance of ensuring steady and predictable access for developing countries to adequate financing from all sources to promote sustainable development, and a facilitation mechanism, respectively.
With regard to trade, we believe that only strengthened and predictable access to the markets of the developed countries could inject new energy and create a new momentum for sustainable economic growth and the attainment of the Millennium Development Goals.
Ensure broad participationof developing countries and countries with economies in transition through the increased likelihood of sustained, predictable access to technical assistance and new and additional financial resources, taking into consideration the principle of common but differentiated responsibilities;
The Monterrey Consensus recognizes the importance of enhanced and predictable access to all markets for the exports of developing countries, including landlocked and transit developing countries.
Ensure broad participationof developing countries and countries with economies in transition through the increased likelihood of sustained, predictable access to technical assistance and new and additional financial resources, taking into consideration the principle of common but differentiated responsibilities;