Examples of using Rules-based multilateral in English and their translations into Russian
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The main goal of the Round Tables is to support discussions on the integration of new members into a rules-based multilateral trading system.
There were calls for a fair and rules-based multilateral trading system and for a stable global financial system.
It is also important for the further integration of developing countries, in particular LDCs, andcountries with economies in transition, into the rules-based multilateral trading system.
Recognizes the importance of an open, fair,equitable and rules-based multilateral trading system and the avoidance of protectionism.
The rules-based multilateral trading regime, as enshrined in WTO agreements, contributed greatly to global prosperity, poverty elimination and sustainable development.
The Philippines therefore calls for a fair,open and rules-based multilateral trading system and the conclusion of the Doha Round.
The outcome of the Ministerial Meeting of the World Trade Organization held recently in Cancún, Mexico, underlined the need for an open,fair and rules-based multilateral trading system.
His delegation supported a free,fair and rules-based multilateral trading system as an engine to propel growth and alleviate poverty.
First, in the area of trade,we need a truly level playing field to encourage greater balance in the benefits of a rules-based multilateral trading system for the developing countries.
All countries had a common interest in a strong, rules-based multilateral trading system; it was therefore not desirable for the trading system to be undermined by a shift towards bilateral and regional trade agreements.
Kenya remains supportive of the World Trade Organization in its efforts to promote and strengthen a rules-based multilateral trading system, along with the reforms that it has initiated.
Member States had expressed their disagreement with the imposition of unilateral economic measures as an instrument of political and economic coercion, which in their view conflicted with the principles of the Charter of the United Nations,the norms of international law and the rules-based multilateral trading system.
Predictability and stability of trade provided by a rules-based multilateral trading system remains a global public good and needs to be upheld.
Such changing policy needs and priorities need to be supported by an enabling economic environment, of which an open, transparent, inclusive,non-discriminatory and rules-based multilateral trading and financial system remains an integral part.
All WTO Members, both developing and developed,had a common interest in a strong, rules-based multilateral trading system that would not be undermined and fragmented by a shift towards bilateral and regional trade agreements.
In this context, it is also important that multilateral trade agreements, in particular through the WTO Doha Round, achieve further progress towards an open, fair,equitable and rules-based multilateral trade system.
That there had been calls for governance reforms at the global level,for a fair and rules-based multilateral trading system and for a stable global financial system.
The Government of Malaysia remains fundamentally opposed to all forms of economic, commercial and financial sanctions and embargos that contradict the norms of international law andrun counter to the purposes and principles of the Charter of the United Nations and the rules-based multilateral trading system.
Both international trade in goods and services andglobal finance require a predictable and rules-based multilateral framework that can be achieved only through a multilateral approach.
It was regrettable that it had not been possible to reach an agreement and send a consensual message on the value of the Doha Development Agenda negotiations for all WTO members and the benefits that all Member States, including developing countries,derived from open trade and the rules-based multilateral trading system.
At the same time, there was a need for governance reforms at the global level,promoting a fair and rules-based multilateral trading system and a stable global financial system.
The delivery of WTO technical assistance shall be designed to assist developing and least-developed countries and low-income countries in transition to adjust to WTO rules and disciplines, implement obligations and exercise the rights of membership,including drawing on the benefits of an open, rules-based multilateral trading system.
Such actions are not viewed as being in accordance with the principles of the Charter of the United Nations,the norms of international law or the rules-based multilateral trading system, moreover, they are perceived as to be undermining the sovereign equality of States.
Accordingly, as PA economic policymakers review different trade policy options, this can be most usefully done in the context of a nationally conducted consensus-building exercise, which identifies clear reform development priorities, and sectoral goals consistent with current realities andstrategic needs to integrate into the rules-based multilateral trading system.
Unilateral economic measures are viewed as violations of the principles of the Charter of the United Nations,the norms of international law and the rules-based multilateral trading system, and are perceived to undermine the sovereign equality of States.
Stresses that national efforts should be supported by development partners andneed to be complemented by a rules-based multilateral trading system that facilitates trade and provides opportunities for developing countries to broaden their competitive export base by strengthening their capacities and facilitating the structural transformation and diversification of their economies, which can help to promote economic growth and development;
Such actions are viewed as contrary to the principles of the Charter of the United Nations,the norms of international law and the rules-based multilateral trading system, which undermine the sovereign equality of States.
The representative of the United States of America said that the July General Council Decision was an important result for the rules-based multilateral trading system, and it should contribute to the completion of modalities and the Round, although the hardest work still lay ahead.
The thirteenth session of the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development, held from 21 to 26 April 2012 in Doha, mobilized an international consensus around the imperative of making globalization development-centred for inclusive and sustainable development, and ensuring that an open, transparent, inclusive,non-discriminatory and rules-based multilateral trading system, along with regional integration and cooperation initiatives, provide an enabling environment towards that objective.
However, major structural and cyclical changes in recent years had jeopardized the future of open,nondiscriminatory and rules-based multilateral trade based on the most-favoured-nation treatment, in combination with regional integration and cooperation initiatives.