Examples of using Complementary policies in English and their translations into Arabic
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These rules should provide adequate policy space for complementary policies(trade, production, technology and financial policies) that are considered
The long-term impact of the Round would depend on the capacity of each country to respond to the new trading opportunities and on complementary policies adopted at both the national and the international levels designed to smooth the process of economic adjustment.
The trade policy choices of countries, including determining a reasonable level of protection, depended on the level of development of the country, the size of the market, and sequencing and timing, as well as complementary policies.
Devising national and regional strategies and complementary policies, as well as building regulatory frameworks and institutions with the objective of developing competitive service sectors is important(Accra Accord, paras. 55, 80, 81, 82 and 94).
Countries in which Governments have implemented complementary policies in the economic and social sectors, promoting industrial development
true of other elements also: a higher level of education or health improves productivity and facilitates increase in per capita income or employment, provided the right complementary policies are adopted.
These countries have benefited from complementary policies in the economic and social sectors,
which would allow them to devise national and regional strategies and complementary policies and to build regulatory frameworks and institutions.
However, experiences from the industrialized countries have shown that investment alone does not pay off in terms of productivity gains if not accompanied by complementary policies creating an enabling environment, as well as an adequate level of cooperation between public and private R & D.
The controversy about the effects of trade openness on poverty reduction has now seesawed between" it is good" and" it is bad" to reach the more nuanced position that" it is good if the right complementary policies are adopted".
These countries have benefited from complementary policies in the economic and social fields, with Governments investing in infrastructure development and social services that are critical to raising productivity and reducing vulnerability.
this to happen but needs to be supported by a wide range of complementary policies within a coherent and integrated strategic development framework.
The Argentine experience underscores the critical importance of economic growth to poverty reduction, but that growth has to be sustained over a sufficient length of time with complementary policies in order for it to have a lasting impact on the incidence of poverty.
Empirical evidence shows that there is no invariant relationship between the rate of growth and the rate of poverty reduction, and that even in a context of faster growth, complementary policies specifically targeting poverty are required.
a regional meeting aimed at establishing a common policy on illegal immigration in the context of South-South cooperation would enable the countries concerned to adopt complementary policies and to submit concrete proposals to Europe.
alleviate poverty. Complementary policies at the domestic level, particularly in the areas of industrial, investment and competition policies, were necessary to ensure the positive effect of trade.
The council was an inter-institutional one whose task was to coordinate the general policies of the judicial institutions and to set complementary policies between all State institutions, including the prison service.
Such countries have benefited from complementary policies in the economic and social sectors where Governments invested heavily in infrastructure development,
This asymmetry demands a broader range of complementary policies: employment creation, social assistance and access to credit, education
The task force considered broadening the concept and methodology of assessments to explicitly include human rights and to identify possible complementary policies for implementing the right to development in the global context(E/CN.4/2005/WG.18/2, paras. 23- 24).