英語 での Shared the view の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Both sides also shared the view to enhance cooperation to achieve concrete outcomes this year, which celebrates the 70th anniversary of the founding of the UN.
Partners shared the view that there is value in continuing the discussion on the consistency of dispute settlement outcomes to gain a better understanding of the challenges.
We reiterate that climate change poses a serious threat to global security and economic prosperity and shared the view that foreign policy must contribute to addressing this challenge effectively.
With regard to prices, members shared the view that given the deteriorating economy, downward pressure would continue to be exerted on prices due to the domestic supply-demand imbalance.
In addition, members shared the view that, with regard to goods and services that were difficult to differentiate, their prices might also constrain the acceleration of inflation if competition among firms intensified further, due mainly to changes in the distribution system and deregulation.
Based on these discussions, the majority of members shared the view that at present there had been no change in the uptrend of corporate profits and business fixed investment, and the momentum for recovery prompted by the corporate sector was being maintained.
As for economic activity through fiscal 2018, members shared the view that business fixed investment was likely to continue increasing, supported by accommodative financial conditions, heightened growth expectations, and increases in Olympic Games-related investment, as well as in labor-saving investment to address the labor shortage.
We shared the view on the importance of early realization of the United Nations reform as reflected in the World Summit Outcome Document and in subsequent relevant resolutions and decisions of the General Assembly, especially the Security Council reform through expanding both its permanent and non-permanent membership.
China, speaking on behalf of Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa(BRICS), shared the view on the importance of strengthening technical assistance and capacity building as an indispensable component of the international human rights system.
In the outlook, members shared the view that private consumption was likely to follow a moderate increasing trend, supported by an increase in employee income and the wealth effects stemming from the past rise in stock prices, as well as by replacement demand for durable goods.
Nevertheless, many members, including the above members, shared the view that a rapid appreciation of the yen that diverged from the economic fundamentals was undeniably a problem, and therefore, a further surge in the yen would pose a risk to the possibility of economic recovery.
Ministers shared the view that a comprehensive reform of the United Nations remains a priority in order for the organization to most effectively address today's global challenges and ensure effective support for its members, including in addressing the needs of developing countries.
According to the principle of common but differentiated responsibilities and respective capabilities, Japan and the EU shared the view that strong leadership by developed countries is required while ensuring the comparability of efforts among them.
We welcomed the signing of the Trilateral Agreement for the Promotion Facilitation and Protection of Investment, and shared the view that the Agreement would provide a strong push to the promotion, facilitation and protection of reciprocal investment among the three countries.
Ministers shared the view that the regional interdependence is becoming more and more important in both regions, and that Asia and Europe are becoming more increasingly unified and active regional actors playing an increasingly important and pro-active role in global affairs.
Further, both leaders shared the view that it was important that the peoples of both countries, the young generation in particular, deepen their understanding of history, and stressed the need to devote much attention and effort to that end.
I attended the meeting of the G-7 countries in London last week. The G-7 countries shared the view that overall global economic growth remained and should continue to be solid although there were risk factors such as high crude oil prices and increasing inflationary pressures.
Recalling that the year of 2011 marks the 25th anniversary of the Chornobyl nuclear power plant accident, the two leaders shared the view on the necessity to support the recovery and sustainable development of the affected regions and reaffirmed their willingness to cooperate on this issue, with active engagement of international community.