Examples of using Sharp declines in English and their translations into Arabic
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when most of them were forced to accommodate not only sharp declines in commodity prices but also cutbacks in lending
The change from centrally planned to market economies, which began in many of the transition economies in 1989, has led to sharp declines in output.
while groundnuts among the oilseeds, hides and skins, wool and jute among the agricultural materials also suffered sharp declines in terms of trade during those years.
Following extensive discussions on the matter, the Board noted that the sharp declines experienced during the period 2002-2005 had been levelling off and the current local currency track amounts(and the related I/R ratios) in the locations reviewed did not appear to have reached a point where immediate action would be required.
There, economic crisis has rapidly evolved into a social and indeed a human crisis, with sharp declines in real incomes for large segments of the population, rising unemployment, increases in the incidence of poverty, and a deterioration in health and educational services and in school attendance.
As small island developing States with open economies near the epicentre of the crisis, CARICOM countries had sustained severe impacts, such as sharp declines in foreign exchange revenues from tourism, a dramatic fall in remittances, sharply rising unemployment, and a precipitous fall in the price of and demand for commodities.
In considering the matter further, the Board also noted that the sharp declines experienced during the period 2002-2005 had been levelling off and the current local currency track amounts(and the related I/R ratios) in the locations reviewed did not appear to have reached the point where immediate action would be required.
The sugar-reliant economies of Fiji, Guyana, Jamaica, Mauritius, Seychelles, and Trinidad and Tobago, which absorb 90 per cent of EU preferences, have been particularly hard hit, while the banana exporters, namely, Dominica, Jamaica, Saint Lucia and Saint Vincent and the Grenadines, have also witnessed sharp declines in preference values.
A number of factors have contributed to this low 1.5 per cent real GDP growth rate, including sharp declines in oil prices and revenues since late 1997, falling prices of cotton exports, cutbacks in aid from GCC countries, and as a result a shrinkage in public investment projects.
Also, whereas foreign direct investment had been considered a relatively stable source of financing to developing countries at the height of the financial crises of the late 1990s, more recently some regions have experienced sharp declines in inflows, while overseas remittances have proven more stable-- at least for those countries with large populations resident abroad.
the population have frequently been negative, bringing about great increases in unemployment, sharp declines in real wages and massive price increases, often accompanied by shortages of basic commodities previously supplied through State-controlled systems.
Both Yemen and the Syrian Arab Republic recorded sharp declines in exports, amounting to 28.8 and 22.6 per cent respectively, due to the fall in oil exports in Yemen and the demise in February 1991
domestic demand in several key developing countries has assumed a more important role in their growth performance; and(ii) the continued relatively high prices of certain primary commodities(even after sharp declines in recent months)
with devastating effects on the Palestinian economy(A/ES-10/186, para. 37[d]) and sharp declines in all sectors, especially in agriculture, industry, commerce and tourism.
The current global picture is one of likely gains for the extremely poor in China, possible stagnation in India and sharp declines in living standards in countries hit by financial crises, natural disasters and conflicts in East Asia, Africa and the former USSR. The financial crisis put an end to a long period of rapid growth in East Asia and led to significant increases in poverty.
except vegetable oil seeds and oils, as well as metals and minerals, fell by 11 to 17 per cent in nominal terms.21 These sharp declines are especially hard on many developing countries, since primary commodities, account for over one third of their export earnings(and even more in the case of low-income countries).
As of October, reports indicated sharp declines in livestock prices in northern and central regions.
The reform programme could not spare Poland from a severe recession in the early 1990s, with sharp declines in industrial production and increases in unemployment rates.
The industrialized countries witnessed a significant decline in their population growth rates during the past two decades, while the developing countries ranged from sharp declines to significant increases.
These sharp declines reflected the fall in the prices of the key agricultural commodity exports, as the prices