Examples of using Products from developing in English and their translations into Russian
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the report nevertheless points out that there may be trading opportunities for environment-friendly products from developing countries.
The range of standards imposed on products from developing countries in general
that requires the developed, industrialized nations to liberalize their markets and open them up to products from developing nations.
the opening up of markets should be carried out in such a way as to eliminate trade barriers imposed on products from developing countries.
since consumers in developed countries are increasingly importing resource-intensive products from developing countries.
It could lead to fruitful triangular cooperation through the opening of markets to products from developing countries, the granting of financial facilities
improve market access for agricultural products from developing countries and increase investment in agriculture, agribusiness
especially reducing farm subsidies and eliminating trade barriers for agricultural products from developing countries, would boost free competition in international markets and would strengthen the agricultural sectors of developing countries.
It is particularly important to ensure that improved market access for products from developing countries is not eroded on account of difficulties in complying with increasingly stringent
as advocated at the Doha Conference and greater market access for products from developing countries.
It is particularly important to ensure that improved market access for products from developing countries is not eroded on account of difficulties in complying with increasingly stringent
he noted that the United States already had relatively low barriers to products from developing countries.
eliminate tariffs and non-tariff barriers on export products from developing countries.
trade capacity-building was vital to ensure that products from developing countries met international standards.
increased opening up of markets to products from developing countries would enable those countries to mobilize substantial resources for the struggle against hunger and poverty.
to seize trading opportunities for organic agricultural products from developing countries.
abolish tariffs on products from developing countries through our Generalized System of Preferences.
new export products from developing countries, particularly in the South- South dimension,
market access for products from developing countries remain crucial,