Examples of using Idcs in English and their translations into Russian
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However, the main problem that IDCs are facing with the new dispute settlement mechanism is their relative incapacity to cope with procedural requirements such as the various investigations
Like many developing countries, IDCs are faced with the double challenge of alleviating the costs of their transition to the global economy, and seizing new trading opportunities.
Taking advantage of new trading opportunities, in most IDCs, will often imply either foreign direct investment
The fundamental challenges facing IDCs in general have two main facets:
including those in IDCs, to access health services; their fear of
low-income IDCs may find in"electronic commerce" facilities such as those offered by UNCTAD's Global Trade Point Network cost-effective instruments for rationalizing their product specialization
IDCs recorded a low average number of months of imports covered by international reserves in 1993 2.8 months.
While IDCs have generally no impact on the world economy because of their small size,
Which leaves me no choice but to lock out their IDCs and invalidate their personal authentication codes.
Parliamentary Committees regularly visit IDCs and Immigration Residential Housing(IRH)
IDCs are a very diverse group of countries with a wide range of geographical situations,
Some among the most disadvantaged IDCs demonstrate little ability to diversify or only maintain their
Enterprises, in island developing countries(IDCs), are often faced with a lack of opportunities to benefit from economies of scale.
as well as certain regional trading arrangements have implications for IDCs.
For some IDCs, remoteness within the island region adds further to the problem of the lack of inter-island complementarity in production.
IDCs governments should facilitate the emergence of competitive enterprises,
In the global economy, IDCs generally aim at developing a production capacity
as also illustrated by the difference in the average number of months of imports covered by international reserves 2.8 in IDCs; 4.0 in non-IDCs.
As pointed above, many IDCs have a narrow natural and human resource base
Like all countries, IDCs enjoy comparative advantages,