Examples of using Structurally weak in English and their translations into French
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reorientation of technical cooperation may serve to place greater emphasis on enabling LDCs and other structurally weak economies to make better use of GSP preferences,
as well as other structurally weak, vulnerable and small economies.
ensure the effective implementation of special programmes dealing with special needs and priorities of structurally weak, vulnerable, and small economies,
landlocked developing countries, structurally weak and vulnerable economies and economies in transition will also be taken into account,
small island developing States and other structurally weak, vulnerable and small economies.
transit developing countries, small island developing States and structurally weak, vulnerable and small economies.
small island developing States and other structurally weak, vulnerable and small economies.
undertake work on transit, small, structurally weak and vulnerable economies is expected to generate additional work,
landlocked developing countries, small island developing States and other structurally weak, vulnerable and small economies.
especially the least developed countries and other structurally weak economies, could become further marginalized.
small island developing States and other structurally weak, vulnerable and small economies TD/B/WP/223, TD/B/WP/223/Add.1 and TD/B/WP/224.
transit developing countries, structurally weak and vulnerable economies and economies in transition will also be taken into account,
trading institutions to grant access to concessional financing and assistance to structurally weak, small and vulnerable economies like Saint Lucia's.
integration of developing countries, especially LDCs and those with structurally weak and vulnerable economies, into the multilateral trading system.
ways to mainstream trade facilitation in the development strategies of LDCs and other structurally weak, vulnerable and small economies, and its impact on the trade,
transit developing countries and structurally weak, vulnerable and small economies, as mandated in paragraph 33 of the São Paulo Consensus;
small island developing States and other structurally weak, vulnerable and small economies.
especially the LDCs and structurally weak, vulnerable and small economies,
be granted to industrial companies or production-related service providers located in structurally weak geographical areas that are willing to create new jobs or to maintain existing ones.
thereby promoting the integration of LDCs and other structurally weak economies into the expanding web of regional and interregional trade arrangements