Примеры использования Countries had achieved на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The title would be retained until all developing countries had achieved full debt sustainability.
Some countries had achieved progress in improving fuel efficiency and vehicle emission standards.
Since the adoption of the Declaration on decolonization in 1960, many countries had achieved self-determination.
Those countries had achieved notable growth in 1985, but since then have been in an unprecedented crisis.
As a result of their educational policies, those countries had achieved nearly universal coverage in the area of basic education.
Negotiations on the post-2015 development agenda must begin with the fact that not all developing countries had achieved all the MDGs.
Some countries had achieved significant progress and were even emerging as donors, but many of them still faced socio-economic difficulties.
Despite the digital divide between developed and developing nations,some developing countries had achieved major advances in ICT use.
Many countries had achieved considerable success in this regard, and UNICEF was requested to consult with Governments and learn from their experiences.
Mr. Bame(Ethiopia) said that while many least developed countries had achieved high economic growth, certain specific goals had not been attained.
Many countries had achieved an 85 per cent primary school enrolment rate and the 10 to 15 per cent of children out of school commonly represented those with learning disabilities.
The report of the Secretary-General(A/62/322) showed that the least developed countries had achieved economic growth averaging 6.5 per cent per annum between 2001 and 2005.
However, some African countries had achieved tremendous successes in combating the HIV/AIDS epidemic through a combination of successful interventions aimed at behaviour changes.
With regard to the multi-country programmefor the Eastern Caribbean, one delegation noted with satisfaction that most countries had achieved the World Summit goals.
Although some developing countries had achieved remarkable levels of growth, the majority of them had failed to achieve a sustained pattern of growth in real terms.
Turning to the relationship between science and technology and development,he said that some developing countries had achieved rapid growth largely because they had succeeded in using new technology.
Countries had achieved remarkable reductions in the proportions of the population living in poverty, although setbacks occurred as a result of the Asian economic crisis.
For the period 1990-1992,UNIDO figures indicate that more than a dozen countries had achieved an annual average growth rate of manufacture value-added that exceeded 5 per cent.
When those countries had achieved their independence in the mid-twentieth century, they had faced the problem of deciding which nationality to assign to the tribe, which did not want to settle down in any particular region.
Ms. Mohammed(Bahrain) said that, although the digital divide between developed and developing countries remained a cause of concern,many developing countries had achieved significant progress in the area of ICTs.
While many least developed countries had achieved relatively high rates of growth, their productive capacity must be strengthened in order to ensure sustained economic growth.
Mr. Doig(Peru) observed that, according to statistics from the World Bank anda number of Human Development Reports, over the last 28 years only four developing countries had achieved the 4 per cent increase in per capita income required to eradicate poverty.
As of January 2011, only 26 countries had achieved or surpassed the 30 per cent critical mass mark for women's representation in parliament, with 23 of them using quotas to achieve this representation.
In 1970, General Assembly resolution 2626(XXV) had called for the economically advanced Member States to pledge 0.7 per cent of their gross national product for official development assistance, butto date only five developed countries had achieved that target.
He emphasized that all those countries had achieved gender parity in primary education, while all except one country had done so at the secondary and tertiary levels.
His delegation welcomed the results of the mid-term review of the implementation of the United Nations New Agenda for the Development of Africa in the 1990s,which had shown that African countries had achieved positive results in the fields of human development, institution-building and development of the private sector.
There were several prime examples in Africa where countries had achieved or were poised to achieve peace and stability, but which still needed significant assistance to rebuild infrastructure and livelihoods.
Regarding the theme of the 2011 annual ministerial review, entitled"Implementing the internationally agreed goals and commitments in regard to education",the Committee noted that many developing countries had achieved significant progress towards meeting the internationally agreed targets on education, including the provision of universal primary education.
The Assessment noted mixed results: while some countries had achieved remarkable progress, others faced considerable problems of educational quality and growing disparities within and between education systems.
Many countries had achieved substantial progress in providing their populations with financial protection and access to high-quality health services, but 19 million people in the Region were still subject to out-of-pocket health expenditure that placed a catastrophic burden on their households.