Примеры использования Countries do not have на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Fifteen countries do not have such programmes.
Meanwhile, approximately 1.6 billion people in developing countries do not have electricity.
Only 29 countries do not have networking academies.
Rising food and energy prices also are cancelling out progress as countries do not have the resilience to counter these adverse external shocks.
Many countries do not have websites in English.
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However, many firms in developing countries do not have such capabilities.
Many countries do not have a complete understanding of these obligations.
For now, Malaysia and many other countries do not have such alert systems.
Most countries do not have national legislation to implement containment;
The Special Rapporteur argued that more often than not, developing countries do not have the technical and financial capacity to dispose of these chemicals safely.
Many countries do not have strategies how to count homeless in their population censuses.
One delegation pointed out that developing countries do not have the resources to finance such programmes through IOM.
Many countries do not have facilities for large-scale high-temperature incineration of solid waste.
Implementing major development projects is expensive andmost African countries do not have the necessary fiscal and policy space to do so.
Today, these countries do not have their own space communications systems.
They drew attention to the fact that according to WHO, every year an estimated 1.4 million patients with end-stage HIV suffer moderate to severe pain, butdo not receive appropriate treatment and that most countries do not have palliative care policies.
Most developing countries do not have social protection systems in place, however.
Some countries do not have a designated body reporting statistics on FDI and TNC activities.
Agenda 21, Chapter 19, observed that many countries do not have adequate national regimes to cope with chemical risks.
Many countries do not have the institutional capacity to design- let alone to implement- strategies for the management of their forest resources.
Emergency Medical services: most countries do not have a single emergency number but rely on different telephone numbers for police.
Many countries do not have the institutional environments, expertise and financial resources to implement and invest in sustainable mountain development.
The FATF Recommendations recognise that many countries do not have trust law and may not give legal recognition to trusts and there is no requirement for countries to do so.
Most countries do not have dedicated trade facilitation organizations, and priorities are often set with little or insufficient consultation with stakeholders.
In addition, some countries do not have a well-defined body to manage ageing issues.
Similarly, many countries do not have readily available data on the prevalence and conditions of sanitation facilities, particularly in rural areas.
Many youth in developing countries do not have access to a steady supply of energy to take care of their day to day needs.
Many countries do not have adequate training facilities at universities or other institutions to prepare scientists and engineers for conducting research related to sustainable development.
Many of these countries do not have the necessary capacity to audit FSPs.
Most African countries do not have sufficient resources to mount home-grown stimulus packages that can improve the flow of credit, boost demand or spur industrial growth see table 2.