Examples of using Increase demand in English and their translations into Russian
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of potential participants of actions or lotteries, promote a brand or increase demand for a certain good.
In 2007, UNFPA began implementation of a strategic direction framework to improve service delivery and increase demand for services at the community level,
that initially subsidized or otherwise supported transport services can jump-start trade and thus increase demand for future transport services,
These measures are implemented by the National Employment Agency in order to improve the offer of labour on the labour market organizing training, increase demand for labour by granting subsidies to improve the functioning of labour market through mediation in employment.
Output 2: Increased national capacity to strengthen enabling environments, increase demand for and supply of modern contraceptives
the issue is how to shape the supply side to strengthen their absorptive capacity and thus increase demand.
allocate one per cent of gross domestic product for the support of science and technology; increase demand for knowledge applications
recycling may increase demand for several virgin materials,
more coordination of activities would help restore public trust in vaccines and increase demand for immunization.
and could increase demand for agricultural water in arid
cocoa-based products in order to increase demand for cocoa, inter alia through the promotion of the positive attributes of cocoa,
It is envisaged that this strategy will form the basis for planning behavioural change communication(BCC) interventions in selected districts and, as a consequence, increase demand for and utilization of health services.
that could increase demand for eco-innovations.
Worsening socio-economic conditions and increased rates of unemployment in the Agency's areas of operation result in larger numbers of school drop outs and increase demand on medical care services,
fish will increase, all of which increase demand for land and energy.
IMCI, Roll Back Malaria(RBM), birth registration) to promote appropriate child care practices, increase demand for immunization and maximize delivery of services.
interventions in selected districts and, as a consequence, increase demand for and utilization of health services.
Yet, family planning groups say there are 220 million women in the developing world who have an unmet need for contraception and that more resources must be dedicated to"increase demand" among women with access but who choose not to use contraception-- in other words, to convince women to use contraceptives.
social security systems, increase demand for primary health care