Examples of using Stable rate in English and their translations into Russian
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As a result, the portfolio generates a stable rate of return.
Along with the fast and stable rate of economic growth, the economic structure of Viet Nam has changed substantially.
Fiji continues to enjoy low and stable rates of inflation.
For example, low and stable rates of inflation enable firms to have longer-term horizons in planning their investments.
In the last 7 days, E-Dinar Coin has maintained a stable rate.
These policies contributed to ensuring relatively low and stable rates of inflation and maintained private sector confidence.
Bermuda has a low and stable rate of inflation to encourage business investment, and create economic growth and jobs to benefit people on fixed incomes.
The combinations consist of increasing,decreasing or stable rates during(a) the 1970s and(b) the 1980s.
That has been related to a common increase in the cost of resources in the market, caused by the decline of liquidity due to the actions of NBU,directed to retain a stable rate of national currency.
That policy also contributed to relatively low and stable rates of inflation, and maintained private-sector confidence.
We feel that to reduce poverty the African countries should, with encouragement andsupport from the international community, achieve and maintain a stable rate of per capita income growth.
These policies contributed to ensuring relatively low and stable rates of inflation, and maintained private sector confidence.
High volumes and unusually stable rates in the money market suggest a declining trend of the regulator's presence in the fx market to save international reserves, despite the periodical escalation of pressure on tenge.
Most people approach weight loss program, fixing their intake of calories andexpect to lose excess weight in the same stable rate over the term of their weight loss program.
The National Bank of Tajikistan has continued to maintain a stable rate of national currency and formation of future currency market that is the primary objective of monetary policy.
From this theory came the notion that at any given time in an economy,there will exist a rate of unemployment consistent with a stable rate of inflation, that is, a non-accelerating inflation.
Therefore, if Kherson region maintains such a stable rate of visiting by tourists, it will stimulate development in the area of the Kherson airport, road construction, and also the resort business, which in turn will develop the resort coast of the region.
The countries of the Latin America andthe Caribbean region must work to promote high and stable rates of economic growth, which play a key role in the struggle against poverty and hunger;
However, by applying various methods of attraction of deposits of the population and the offers of new services by commercial banks,from the second half of current year the total amount of deposits of banking system has shown a stable rate of growth.
According to President Sahakyan to solve issues existing in the sphere as well as to ensure stable rates of development it is necessary to have a corresponding will, compassionate attitude and painstaking work.
The main advantages of the" Sputnik"- a stable rate of development of the enterprise, the introduction of new technologies, highly skilled professionals, information provision excursions latest achievements in the history, natural history, cultural and psychological sciences.
On the other hand, in this connection the government's resoluteness in keeping the national currency's stable rate is becoming of a crucial significance for the prospects of economic growth in this country.
The cost of attractive resources in the Q1 of 2012 remains at the level of the end of 2011 and is in the range of 24-27% per annum that is related to a common increase in the cost of resources in the market, caused by a decline of liquidity due to the NBU policy,directed to retain a stable rate of national currency.
Global and regional trends of apprehension and sentencing of offenders(figure 22) indicate stable rates for both persons brought into formal contact with the police and for persons convicted.
Data on the outcome of the procedures are available for only a limited number of countries; they show that the average rate of conviction in court for juveniles was about 27per cent in 2011, a rather stable rate over the six-year period see figure 19.
Effort control measures have the virtue, especially for poorly documented straddling stocks, of providing more stable rate of exploitation and less need for drastic year-to-year renegotiation of management targets than quota control.
This redirection of production requires large-scale reorientation of their domestic economies, stable exchange rates that translate exporters' selling prices into importers' currencies at relative factor costs, domestic policies that encourage macroeconomic balance, foreign investment and exports, and sufficient finance andcapital inflows to promote a high and stable rate of economic growth.
But some countries like Chile that went beyond the basket of policies of the liberal model were able to realize andsustain a high and stable rate of economic growth, and reduce poverty incidence and(to some extent), inequality, thereby achieving outcomes consistent with the realization of the right to development;
The rising labour force participation rate for women and generally stable rates for males, as estimated by the Ministry of National Planning, have resulted in a net increase in the labour force between 1986 and 1996 and is believed to have been greater for females(about 31,400) than for males about 29,000.
Recognizing that progress has been made in the gradual dissemination of economic and social reforms in countries of the Economic Commission for Latin America andthe Caribbean region but that this has not been manifested in high, stable rates of growth that would create the necessary conditions to provide the individual and shared resources that would meet the inherent need for economic, social and cultural rights, as is emphasized, in particular, in the United Nations Millennium Declaration.
