Examples of using One sector in English and their translations into Russian
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The supply of services in one sector depends on the availability,
The cost of preparing GBRs for one sector would range from EUR 10,000 to EUR 20,000 depending on the complexity of the sector concerned.
The Council designated in each of the two regions one sector for the Authority and allocated another sector as the exploration area for Germany.
it may not be sufficient to support arrangements which apply to one sector.
This means that providing cheap services in one sector leads to higher prices in others.
selecting stocks from one sector and hand picking their weights,
As can be seen below, not one sector of the Cuban economy has escaped the hardships caused by the embargo.
A short-term, primarily relief-based perception of early warning could lead to fragmented efforts and emphasis on one sector or aspect at the expense of another.
He suggested that the countries may focus initially on one sector with the biggest potential for energy savings.
In Colombia, increased resources for one sector(health) have had to be balanced by reductions in another sector education.
For instance, at the World Intellectual Property Organization(WIPO), one sector proposed a major revamp to an application for selling WIPO publications
started with reporting on one sector.
This broad approach lessens the risk that poor performance in one sector will jeopardize the Plan as a whole.
The Local Void is surrounded uniformly by matter in all directions, except for one sector in which there is nothing, which has the effect of taking more matter away from that sector. .
It must be recognised that health is multi-factorial and no one sector can ensure health from every aspect.
Furthermore, it was pointed out that service provision by nonState actors limits the State's ability to plan the overall provision of services in one sector.
freedom to move from one sector of the economy to another and one business
The current staffing levels under the General Supply Unit are based on an initial mandate of 8,000 AMISOM uniformed personnel and one sector(Mogadishu) in Somalia.
The outcomes of these conferences show that progress in one sector is not attainable without addressing issues in others.
In addition, the number of workplaces has not increased significantly, because economic growth is dependent only on one sector, namely mining.