Examples of using Role of developing countries in English and their translations into Russian
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Stronger role of developing countries.
The note examines changes in foreign direct investment(FDI) patterns, andin particular the role of developing countries in world FDI outflows.
The role of developing countries in international trade in services must be increased.
The Council must be expanded, and the role of developing countries in that body appropriately strengthened.
The role of developing countries in international investment rulemaking continues to grow.
Thirdly, it will contribute to enhancing the role of developing countries in discussions on investments agreement.
The role of developing countries in international trade in services has been increasing in terms of exports and imports.
Also, it was considered necessary to explore how to strengthen the role of developing countries in standard-setting negotiations.
The role of developing countries as sources of inward foreign direct investment in the region has increased since the 1970s.
We are convinced of the need to contribute more effectively to increasing the role of developing countries in the international economic system.
The role of developing countries in international investment rulemaking is evolving in at least two important ways.
The Non-Aligned Movement is convinced of the need to contribute more effectively to increasing the role of developing countries in the international economic system.
The Council notes the role of developing countries not only as recipients, but also as active contributors to the solution of these problems.
The multilateral financial institutions should be reformed with a view to further increasing the role of developing countries and strengthening the regulation of the financial system.
The role of developing countries in shaping international macroeconomic, development, finance and trade policies deserved attention.
It should also allow all States to participate equally in setting the strategic direction andprogrammatic priorities of the Organization and strengthen the role of developing countries.
The views, priorities and role of developing countries, including their contribution to conflict prevention and resolution, were not adequately reflected in the report.
First of all, we must continue the process of updating the work and enhancing the potential of the Bretton Woods institutions and increase the role of developing countries and countries with transitional economies in decision-making in their governing bodies.
Moreover, within this, the role of developing countries in international investment rule-making is growing, including through more South-South cooperation.
On 11 February 2006, the Regional Centre for Arbitration in Cairo andthe League of Arab States organized a regional conference on the theme"The World Trade Organization at 10: the role of developing countries in negotiations and dispute settlement", with the cooperation of the World Trade Organization in Cairo.
Attention should be given to enhancing the role of developing countries in global economic governance and to reforming the multilateral financial regulation mechanisms, including by increasing the number of international reserve currencies.
Issues noted for future examination by the Committee include capacity building,dissemination of knowledge about TBTs, the role of developing countries in international standards developing bodies, and the convening of international TBT-related meetings in developing countries. .
The role of developing countries in maintaining the UNCLOS regime and fulfilling its potential must not be underestimated and is perhaps one of the most important political features of the Convention today.
Another persistent challenge which merits special focus is the role of developing countries in defining the Multilateral Trading System so that it can fully play its role in development.
The role of developing countries in international investment rule-making is growing along with the challenge of keeping the international framework coherent in order to use it more effectively to achieve the development objectives of countries. .
The Joint Coordination Committee is disappointed that the views,priorities and role of developing countries, including their contribution to conflict prevention and resolution, are not adequately reflected in the report.
He further noted that the role of developing countries in negotiating IIAs had evolved: as host countries, they had gained strength in terms of pursuing a balance between the rights and obligations of home and host countries and investors.
Issues pertaining to the future of the global economic system, and the role of developing countries in international economic decision-making, must therefore be addressed in a frank, open, and constructive manner.
There is also a need to strengthen the role of developing countries in global efforts related to strengthen international financing and its mechanisms, achieve universal education, improve gender equality and the empowerment of women, reduce the rate of infant mortality and improve health conditions.
The new geography of international trade provided some hope that this situation might change as the role of developing countries as producers, consumers, traders and resource providers became more important, intensifying complementarities with developed economies.