Examples of using Value added in English and their translations into French
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An area of economic analysis, closely related to global production, is the measurement of global value chains and the value added content of international trade.
Foreign investments will be especially promoted in sectors where value added, job creation,
This project was particularly meaningful for SITE, enabling us to provide the value added that has always characterised our work.
Giczi J.- Horváth G.- Ritzlné Kazimir I.(2012): Value Added Tax Evasion of Sole Proprietors; in press.
and without real value added compared with the association structure.
The quantities are limited, by definition, but the value added can be quite high.
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An explosion of colors that gave a value added to the characteristics of the historical center.
is a key measure of economic production, which can be used to compare any two industries' value added.
Focus on Resellers: Specific attention will be given to Talend's new VAR(Value Added Reseller) program.
Warehousing, Value Added Services, Systems and solutions Forwarding& Customs.
standard is expressed in legally binding form does not necessarily mean that the provision or standard has had value added to it.
should contribute value added for the beneficiary countries.
It should continue it efforts to monitor draft resolutions in order to ensure that they contributed“value added” to what had already been agreed upon in previous years.
This ability is central both to the value added of UNDP as well as to its effectiveness as one of the few truly global multilateral institutions.
If African economies were to tap into those opportunities while promoting value added activities, an inclusive infrastructure development would remain a necessary enabler.
Annual amounts of gross value added for all types of activity were calculated in 2003 prices.
Managers should be sensitized to recognize the value added by staff members that are nearing the end of their careers.
This approach provides a more accurate picture of how much value added each country contributes along supply chains in various industries.
Regional programmes must complement country programmes, show value added, and demonstrate linkage with the programmes of bilateral donors