Примеры использования Greater market access на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The international community should provide greater market access for goods originating in landlocked developing countries
Greater market access is considered one of the most effective means of supporting the reforms:
The Common Fund firmly believed that greater market access and fair competition would lead to higher growth because of potential gains from trade, investment
eventual trade of biofuels help achieve trade liberalization, greater market access for developing country exports,
Moreover, in order to have greater market access, developing countries are entering into many bilateral,
to assist the Vietnamese enterprises in gaining greater market access, acquiring know-how
simplification of transit procedures and greater market access.
including through greater market access; the need for a diversification facility was stressed;
reduce domestic subsidies and give developing country exports greater market access.
safety food standards, in order to achieve harmonization and greater market access.
The second sub-theme deals with the actions taken in the areas of multilateral trade negotiations to ensure greater market access, and in investment and private financial flows,
on such issues as providing greater market access, easing the debt burden,
Small and vulnerable economies should be provided greater market access in agriculture and non-agricultural market access(NAMA)
more effective ODA, greater market access complemented by Aid for Trade,
a bridging of the technological divide and greater market access for the products of developing countries.
in which major increases in development assistance were combined with selective debt relief measures, greater market access and strategic flows of investment.
including trade promotion and greater market access, in their implementation.
the report calls on the international community to provide greater market access for goods originating in landlocked developing countries
of developing countries and to create a more level playing field in agriculture through greater market access, a substantial reduction in trade-distorting domestic support