Examples of using Dependent on external in English and their translations into Russian
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Besides, using its own coal terminal at the Vanino port, the Company will avoid getting dependent on external stevedoring companies, eventually resulting in a lower cost of handling operations.
Those statistical systems are often dependent on external support, which is not sustainable in the long run.
As our economy is so dependent on external trade, shutting our airport was not an option.
Other developing countries, by contrast, have not been able to contribute significantly to such programmes and remain largely dependent on external funding sources for population activities.
effectively coordinated and not overly dependent on external funding.
thereby making the Bank's financing less dependent on external funding sources.
The only aspect of the publication process for which the Treaty Section remains dependent on external input is the translations of treaties,
the population had become even more dependent on external aid for food, water
the sick- who have been made highly dependent on external assistance.
Uganda, however, remains heavily dependent on external resources to compensate for its large fiscal deficit,
where the population remains heavily dependent on external food sources,
However, stabilization remained dependent on external aid, which reached US$ 563 million in 1994(Ministry of External Cooperation), and underpinned by Nicaragua's
This crisis is afferent to an economy which is quasi dependent on external factors, as the economic growth in the latest period was particularly due to earnings of Moldovan migrants working abroad, which means that the economy is mainly based on consumption[…].
due to which they appear to be fatally dependent on external financing.
Ukraine are expected to remain dependent on external support, including standby arrangements with IMF
firms should be stimulated to achieve continuous improvement through self-help and become less dependent on external support, thus developing a“cumulative” capacity to upgrade.
countries that are already highly dependent on external support, for example in the health sector in LDCs,
This latter is due to the fact that tourism is, as a sector, highly dependent on external circumstances, and can be impacted by revolutions,
given that the countries most affected were those that were most open and most dependent on external trade.
said that the CARICOM member countries had always been highly dependent on external trade, and had demonstrated a significant degree of openness to trade and investment.