Примеры использования Countries often на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Countries often devalue their currencies to stimulate their economies.
Loss of employment by women in those countries often means more than loss of income.
Such countries often suffer from attention, policy guidance and resource deficits.
The multiplication of categories implies that countries often belong to multiple groupings.
Developing countries often face constraints in their balance of payments.
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Children with disabilities in poor developing countries often have little to no access to health care.
Such countries often had similar levels of sophistication and product and service standards.
However, for various reasons, the court systems in these countries often do not provide prospective investors with sufficient confidence.
Poorer countries often have reduced impact on decisionmaking in such organizations.
While considerable multilateral andbilateral efforts are being made to assist post-conflict countries, these countries often fail to attract sufficient new financing.
The rule of law in developing countries often did not correspond with the provisions of the Convention.
Countries often develop several national plans as policy frameworks on different social concerns.
Conversational misconceptions in other countries often occur against the background of banal political illiteracy.
Countries often belong to multiple, overlapping groupings, compromising consistent and effective international cooperation.
Entrepreneurs in developing countries often lack financing to enter new business areas.
Countries often express concerns for the confidentiality of respondents and the need to maintain their trust by properly dealing with laws and regulations about confidentiality and privacy protection.
Bureaucratic red tape in many countries often forces small firms to operate in the informal sector.
Developing countries often strove to adapt their national policies to its opportunities and requirements.
Cross-cutting Challenges Developing countries often face challenges in implementing best practices in QI development.
Developing countries often had to devote immense resources to their legitimate defence, exacerbating their economic difficulties.
Furthermore, developed countries often produce more sophisticated products requiring more intermediate goods.
Developing countries often had difficulty guaranteeing the rights of all their own citizens, which made guaranteeing the rights of migrants particularly problematic.
The demands of war-stricken countries often outstrip the United Nations capacity to deal with them.
These countries often have legislation to guarantee the right of citizens to access information on public administration, and rules and procedures regulating such access.
State enterprises in developing countries often lacked the financial means to undertake the investment required to meet these standards.
Developing countries often cannot afford such costly capital approaches to water management.
The objectives of TNCs and developing countries often diverge, with bargaining necessary in order to reach a compromise acceptable to the TNC, and host and home Governments.
Developing countries often face special difficulties in the commercialization of research results.
Some developed countries often take higher standards for domestic markets than existing international standards.
Yet, least developed countries often have the most to catch up with the least technical and financial resources to do so.