Examples of using Multilateral rules in English and their translations into Portuguese
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The new body closely reflects the Union's own view that multilateral rules, agreed by consensus,
moving the multilateral system forward by further market opening and strengthened multilateral rules.
which will provide benefits for developing countries, as well as stronger multilateral rules.
WTO members have also been weighing more specifically on how to ensure that multilateral rules better fit developing countries' specific needs and priorities.
ensure that the benefits of further trade liberalisation and the strengthening of multilateral rules contribute to poverty reduction
market-oriented economy consistent with multilateral rules and compliance with the system for compliance
In this context, we will exchange views inter alia on issues relating to the question of multilateral rules on competition law
restructuring trade in agriculture; and strengthening multilateral rules.
sustainable development through further trade liberalisation, stronger multilateral rules and the achievement of the Millennium Development Goals.
regional integration or multilateral rules?
This underlines the need to safeguard a stable framework of fair and multilateral rules for free trade.
For the first time both entities will be bound by multilateral rules and obligations for their mutual trade.
It must seek to effectively integrate developing countries into a process of globalisation governed by multilateral rules and institutions.
The guide first explains the economic rationale behind the creation of multilateral rules and disciplines in the area of services.
China enjoys fully the benefits of the open markets, without itself complying fully with its obligations under multilateral rules and disciplines.
Iii the Community should continue to support the establishment of more effective multilateral rules on non-discriminatory market access for users and suppliers, including compliance measures;
For evolving multilateral rules and dis ciplines for trade in services
services now increasingly go hand in hand with the adoption of new bilateral rules that go beyond multilateral rules.
the Arctic is the only part of the world that is not yet governed by any multilateral rules and regulations.
Part A of this guide demonstrates the economic rationale for evolving multilateral rules and disciplines for trade in services, so as to put it on a par with trade in goods.