Примеры использования Countries cannot afford на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Developing countries cannot afford to compete at that level.
The former view the latter as demanding payment for imported technology that developing countries cannot afford.
Some countries cannot afford sophisticated tracking systems.
These can later be extended to include one or more of the international learning achievement measuring schemes that most countries cannot afford at this moment.
We developing countries cannot afford to shut ourselves off from what is taking place around us.
The nuclear tests carried out by India andPakistan should serve as a strong reminder that these two countries cannot afford to allow their differences to get out of hand.
Countries cannot afford separate and divergent approaches to each specific disease or condition.
The education of girls is an especially effective tool for national development,since developing countries cannot afford to ignore the skills and talents of half of their citizenry.
These countries cannot afford to wait three to six years before receiving HIPC debt relief.
Some investigative methods(e.g. image analyses of online pornographic material involving children) require important investments in expertise andsophisticated computer technology that developing countries cannot afford.
Many countries cannot afford to pay their share of the cost, nor can the Interpol General Secretariat in Lyon.
While developed countries subsidize their agriculture by $1 billion a day,many poor developing countries cannot afford to subsidize theirs, leading to higher prices for their produce and increased poverty and diminished living standards for farmers.
Entrepreneurs who are looking toward other countries cannot afford to become confused by another language, whether it involves employee contracts or financial documentation for taxes.
Increased access to energy for women should be coupled with employment and enterprise development opportunities,since most poor women in developing countries cannot afford to pay for new equipment unless it can be used to generate income or reduce fuel costs.
Inequalities in the global pharmaceutical market and in national science and technology infrastructures have contributed to the predicament;poorer countries cannot afford the expensive drug therapies available abroad and are unable to produce cheaper generic equivalents locally, in part owing to their perennial lack of manufacturing capacity.5.
One expert believed that some developing countries could not afford selective investment policies.
Country can't afford it.
Mr. Chng(Singapore) said that countries could not afford to be isolationist; their success would depend on how well they were able to connect themselves to international networks.
A delegation from Africa stated that many developing countries could not afford to buy the publications and suggested that special rates be offered to those countries. .
Those countries could not afford to provide normal protection for the environment and at the same time shoulder the additional costs that such natural disasters imposed.
Most developing countries could not afford the detection and monitoring equipment for carrying out surveillance at their border entry points.
Maximizing the potential of renewable energy sources, however, came with high socioeconomic and cultural costs,which many developing countries could not afford.
Smallholders in developing countries could not afford the cost of regular inspection and certification.
These countries could not afford countercyclical macroeconomic policies that had played a major role in reviving demand and curtailing job losses in advanced economies and middle-income countries. .
Denmark observed that several countries could not afford to participate and that the problem of financing must be solved.
By and large, the prevailing attitude had been to assume that worker protection was a luxury that most enterprises in developing countries could not afford.
The country could not afford to have its hard-won achievements undermined by the unfortunate outbreaks of communal violence in Rakhine State.
To achieve universal access to water and sanitation and to housing,$6.6 billion would be needed over the next 20 years, which the country could not afford.
As you know, power in Japan is tightly controlled by the state,there is practically no competition, and the country can not afford even the bankruptcy of one of the operators.
Poor countries could not afford significant amounts of very limited resources for generic research but should instead seek solutions to their local problems by adapting best practice techniques that were already available in the international market-place.