Examples of using Some commodities in English and their translations into Russian
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Rising prices for some commodities had yielded growing levels of income.
These shortfalls were largely the result of under-procurement of some commodities, notably pulses, milk and cheese.
Some commodities- particularly coffee and cotton- pose problems that need immediate solutions.
Government intervention, coupled with depressed prices of some commodities, have had an impact on investor sentiment.
The decision to scale back the Fed's stimulus program strengthened the US dollar which pushed some commodities down.
On the other hand, some commodities like gold started to strengthen as investors consider them safe havens.
Prices for processed wood andpaper products generally rose in 2004, but for some commodities, did not keep up with rising production costs.
Prices of some commodities(cocoa, sugar, meats and rubber) decreased markedly from 1998 to 2000 but recovered in 2001-2002.
The private sector seems to be moved by a view that there are some commodities or sectors which are likely to continue to be profitable.
Some commodities, such as fish, and various commodity-based processed products are treated as non-agricultural products.
Although the Uruguay Round had reduced tariffs for some commodities, tariffs still exceeded the average rate agreed to at the Uruguay Round.
However, some commodities, such as fish, and various commodity-based processed products are treated as non-agricultural products.
Featured are production, consumption, andtrade patterns to pinpoint why some commodities may thrive while others may falter.
It agreed that for some commodities price benchmarking would help in strengthening UNOPS communications on how it assures value for money.
Declining commodity terms of trade andexcessive fluctuations in prices continued to pose problems in spite of the recent upsurge in the prices for some commodities.
Food and energy crises are looming,with prices for some commodities at a higher level than 2008, threatening to unravel the social and political order.
However, each country will be able to use its own discretion in deciding which policies to change to achieve the overall required reduction in the total AMS: support need not be reduced by 20 per cent for each commodity, andindeed could be increased for some commodities if sufficient efforts are made for the whole sector.
While phosphine could sometimes be used to control pests for some commodities, the Panel had noted with concern that some pests were becoming resistant to it.
In order to analyse the economic implications, a baseline scenario for the period 1997-2013 was constructed, incorporating projections from the world economy, modifications of the CAP as outlined in the Agenda 2000 reform, EU trade preferences towards the less developed African, Caribbean andPacific countries and changes in tariff-equivalent rates between the ten CEECs and the EU for some commodities.
In most countries, the performance of exports was largely due to strong markets for some commodities combined with the satisfactory performance of manufactured exports from Argentina and Brazil.
The Charter recognized that trade in some commodities may be affected by special difficulties, and approved the use of international commodity agreements(ICAs) to prevent or alleviate such difficulties only if"adjustments between production and consumption cannot be effected by normal market forces alone as rapidly as the circumstances require.
There are some exceptions,like Japanese Yen based currency pairs as well as some commodities such as gold, oil, brent and gas, that are quoted to only 2 decimal points.
However, despite the current respite for some commodities in relation to the downward trajectory of prices, the share of Africa in international trade continued to fall, in parallel with the continued decline of African agricultural commodity prices in real terms.
The financial crisis in Asia is in part reinforcing a downwardtrend in oil and commodity prices that started for some commodities in 1996, but has accelerated since the second half of 1997.
As a result of lower global economic growth, especially in Europe and, to a lesser degree, in Asia,prices for some commodities that account for a large share of the region's export basket trended downward in 2012(see figure II). In particular, lower demand from emerging and developing economies, particularly in Asia, led to a drop in metal and mineral prices.
Considering raw materials, competition from synthetics andcomposite materials is a restraining factor for growth in demand, although some commodities have favourable natural qualities that give them a competitive edge over substitutes.
This horizon has moved furtheraway in recent years, and risk management markets for some commodities(crude oil, gold, aluminium, copper) are now reasonably liquid for more than five years out into the future.
In Western and Central Europe, distribution andconsumption stages generally show particularly high rates of waste, while for some commodities, particularly fruit and vegetables, it can be assumed that market conditions divert produce to other uses such as animal feed at earlier stages of the supply chain.
For some commodity positions, new markets have been opened.
Governments in the region have initiated such a scheme involving some commodity futures trading, which is essentially a financial derivative market.