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Such countries constitute the vast majority of the Members of the United Nations.
Furthermore, the expatriate communities of least developed countries constitute a potential reservoir of FDI.
Developing countries constitute an important and growing market for environmental goods and services.
Serbia explains that data concerning transfers to other countries constitutes part of the data set delivered to the E-PRTR Register.
African countries constitute a significant portion of the Steering Group, and there will be a significant African participation in any level of deployment of the force.
Registration and re-registration requirements specified by the Ministry of Justice in some countries constituted interference with the freedom to exercise the legal profession.
Today, African countries constitute more than a quarter of the States Members of the United Nations.
At the present time, the absence of established biosafety procedures in developing countries constitutes a major constraint to field testing and product development.
Consumers in developed countries constitute a substantial potential market for high quality food from developing countries. .
We are pleased that the Presidents of the Southern Cone Common Market, and of Bolivia and Chile, declared in Ushuaia,Argentine Republic, that our countries constitute a zone of peace.
Graduation from the list of least developed countries constituted recognition of the success of the Programme of Action for Sustainable Development.
According to those findings, 79 per cent of Americans and76 per cent of Europeans agree that large numbers of immigrants coming into their respective countries constitute an important threat.
According to some estimates,women in poorer countries constituted the major agricultural workforce and produced 80 per cent of food products.
The renegotiation of official bilateral debts takesplace within the Paris Club framework, and for HIPC countries constitutes the first step in the HIPC process.
School meals programmes in developing countries constitute a recommended strategy that provides better nutrition and improves access to education for children.
Underscoring that the internal displacement of some 1.5 million Rwandans facing starvation and disease andthe massive exodus of refugees to neighbouring countries constitute a humanitarian crisis of enormous proportions.
The share of biomass energy in developing countries constitutes around 30-40% from all consumed energy and in some countries(mainly in Africa) it reaches 90%[24].
These include measures to accelerate the actual provision of debt relief, inter alia by facilitating theprocess of preparing and implementing Poverty Reduction Strategy Papers(PRSPs), which for many countries constitute an excessively high hurdle.
School meals programmes in developing countries constitute a recommended strategy that provides better nutrition and improves access to education for children see below section.
The Programme of Action recognizes that the external debt overhang in the majority of least developed countries constitutes a serious obstacle to their development efforts and economic growth.
Expresses its concern that, while developing countries constitute the majority of the membership of the international economic, monetary and financial institutions which form an integral part of the decision-making process at the global level on macroeconomic policy issues, their institutionalized lack of participation therein has far-reaching impacts on the world economy, often with negative implications for the exercise of the right to development in developing countries; .
Such problems as poverty, hunger, andilliteracy that have characterized developing countries constitute a serious threat to stability and respect for political rights in these countries. .
Pursuing a new security concept featuring mutual trust, mutual benefit, equality and coordination, fostering a peaceful and stable international security environment,resolving international disputes through peaceful means and increasing the sense of security for all countries constitute the basis for the progress of nuclear disarmament.
Overall, this lack of human andinstitutional research capacity in many countries constitutes a major factor limiting the contribution of science to sustainable forest management.
The international dimension of the right to development and the importance attached by the Declaration to international cooperation andinternational assistance to developing countries constitute another characteristic of this new right, which is a right of peoples as much as of individuals.
Furthermore, given that the World Trade Organization provisions granting special anddifferential treatment to least developed countries constitute a multilateral instrument outside the purview of both the Economic and Social Council and the General Assembly, World Trade Organization member States should take the initiative to ensure that graduated countries continue to benefit from least developed country trade preferences for a transition period after graduation.
As mentioned in the present report, armed conflicts, the spread of the HIV/AIDS pandemic andsteadily widening social and economic disparities between and within countries constitute major challenges to sustainable human development and the fulfilment of children's rights.
Ms. Toutkhalian(Armenia) said that development of ICT in developing countries constituted a vital pillar for achieving economic growth and improving the productivity and competitiveness of the national economy.
In addition, the operations of aid-funded policeunits directed at illicit flows and bribery related to developing countries constitute a good practice in promoting the international cooperation goals of UNCAC.
In accordance with the outcome of the Conference at its ninth session, least developed countries constitute a cross-cutting issue in the work of UNCTAD and the sectoral issues are dealt with by the Divisions of UNCTAD within their respective mandates.