Examples of using To allow developing in English and their translations into Russian
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It is designed to allow developing countries to increase tariffs in response to an import surge or a price fall.
Emphasis continued to be placed on human resource development to allow developing countries to become self-sufficient.
It is, therefore, important to allow developing countries flexibility within the world trading system to implement policies in harmony with their sustainable development needs.
There must be greater liberalization and availability of new technologies in order to allow developing countries more access to development models.
Additional measures were required to allow developing countries, particularly the least developed among them, to benefit from the new opportunities.
Cuba also welcomed the SPIDER programme andhoped that it would be operated so as to allow developing countries in particular to benefit from it.
Additional measures are required in order to allow developing countries, particularly the least developed among them,to benefit from the market opportunities offered by the Marrakesh Agreement.
Assessment should focuson certain sectors and country-specific characteristics to allow developing countries to identify their negotiating interests.
Burundi desires additional efforts to allow developing countries sufficient representation in the international financial institutions such as the World Bank, the International Monetary Fund and others.
Private companies had a key role to play in deploying leap-frog technologies to allow developing countries to skip unsustainable development stages.
The recent World Trade Organization agreement to allow developing countries to import inexpensive generic drugs was widely welcomed, especially in Africa, where HIV/AIDS, malaria and tuberculosis are pervasive.
The Johannesburg Summit had reiterated the Rio goals, buthad not achieved firm financial commitments to allow developing countries to achieve sustainable development.
It would also identify trade facilitation needs and priorities to allow developing countries to better evaluate the implications of closer multilateral cooperation for their development policies and objectives.
Important sections of the agreement would be transitional mechanisms,technical assistance and capacity-building, to allow developing countries and emerging economies to join the agreement.
It was also essential to allow developing countries to pursue counter-cyclical macroeconomic policies and develop strategies to promote inclusive growth and full employment, so as to ensure that economic growth could provide benefits to all.
Iceland also supports the emphasis on an open andequitable trade system to allow developing countries to take a full part in the globalized economy.
Those meetings provided for in-depth consideration of part VII of the Agreement, which led to a series of recommendations aimed at facilitating implementation of the provisions of that part and to supplement existing bilateral, regional and global programmes; andat establishing a special trust fund to allow developing countries to participate in those meetings.
Technology transfer should be facilitated,particularly to allow developing countries to incorporate green technology into their development strategies.
The significant lowering of tariff escalation on phosphoric acid and phosphatic fertilisers in the EU and Japan is likely to lead to some expansion of consumption andtrade in these products, and to allow developing countries to increase their local processing of phosphate rock before export.
Improvement of these frameworks is required in order to allow developing countries to align their current management systems with international practices.
The Commission will also examine policies needed to convert niche markets for certain environmentally preferable products into dynamic sectors to allow developing countries to diversify exports into value-added products.
This is manifested in the proposed Special Product provision(SP) to allow developing countries not to reduce bound tariffs or to reduce to a lesser extent on products important for food security, livelihood security and rural development.
The group of global suppliers who controlled the transfer of dual-purpose technology to other States parties to the Treaty should be expanded to allow developing countries to participate in the adoption of decisions on technology transfer.
In his report,the Secretary-General called for international dialogue to allow developing countries a degree of regulatory tolerance; but India believed that it was time to move from debate to action, and increase the participation of developing countries in international processes of decision-making and rule formulation, since that was the only way to give greater balance to decisions and consolidate development goals.
The rules of the World Trade Organization need to be made more flexible to allow developing countries to benefit from the liberalization of world trade.
The moderator, Ms. Deborah James of the Our World Is Not For Sale Network, concluded that any agreement at the upcoming Ninth Ministerial Conference of WTO, to be held in Bali, Indonesia from 3 to 6 December 2013, should focus on the LDC package andfixing agricultural rules to allow developing countries to feed their populations, rather than the proposed agreement on trade facilitation.
The current limited concept of such treatment should be changed to allow developing countries to implement the national policies required to adapt to multilateral trade.
They suggested additional national capacity focus on, inter alia:(a) preparedness and resilience to natural disasters, including building back better;(b) procurement of medical supplies to increase quality, availability and affordability of health services;(c) the use of new environmental standards; and(d)creation of conditions to allow developing countries to participate in the United Nations procurement system on equitable terms.
Among the new opportunities, attention has focused on financial mechanisms to allow developing countries to integrate into the world economy and achieve sustainable development.
Lastly, we must agree on a new negotiation process under the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change that will establish a new legal agreement to allow developing countries to make voluntary commitments to reduce their emissions.