Примеры использования Market-driven на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Its strategies are generally directed at challenging development paradigms that are biased towards western male and market-driven interests at local,
the new threats posed by market-driven reforms.
calls on everyone to go beyond restrictive, bureaucratic institutions and the market-driven model which dominate our modern materialistic consumer society.
In the past decade, we have witnessed deepening interdependence among countries in the accelerated, market-driven process of globalization.
He argued that market-driven agro-forestry can provide the basis for a strong partnership for development.
Fears that current patterns of market-driven globalization may even give rise to further marginalization of developing countries are not altogether unfounded.
As a general tendency, market-driven activity has intensified and labour markets have become more flexible.
Yet, in the zeal for market-driven development, existing State-mediated mechanisms of capital accumulation were dismantled without viable alternatives being put into place.
In concert with market-driven policies, there has been a shift in power from public to private institutions
The 1990 turn to overall market-driven development revealed the hitherto suppressed potential of the metropolitan region of Prague,
Market-driven access to land
by ensuring a competitive tender process and market-driven price setting,
Yet exclusively market-driven globalization is acknowledged to be indifferent to fairness, indifferent to human and social progress.
be user-oriented and[demand-driven] market-driven.
The absence of a ban on diamond mining in Côte d'Ivoire creates a market-driven imperative to export Ivorian rough diamonds.
It is in this context that efforts must be undertaken to ensure that market-driven reforms, the multilateral trading system embodied by the WTO,
Rather than depending on private sector involvement and market-driven approaches, the Commission on Sustainable Development
the Government of Liberia's suspension of all mining activities limited the accumulation of rough diamond stockpiles and diminished the market-driven incentive to export them illegally.
The SFVC concept recognizes that value chains are dynamic, market-driven systems in which vertical coordination(governance) is the central dimension
pointed out that the development of new mining technologies created a market-driven imperative to export Ivorian rough diamonds in contravention of the sanctions regime.