Примеры использования Developing countries can на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The developing countries can meet this challenge by acting collectively.
The flight of human capital from some developing countries can have catastrophic results.
Many developing countries can be described as small economies.
Regional economic integration with other developing countries can ease that constraint.
Few developing countries can afford to provide social security for widows.
Support for institution building is needed so that developing countries can establish appropriate policies and incentives.
Developing countries can- and, indeed, do- help developed countries. .
Thailand believes that with regard to realizing the Conference's objectives, developing countries can achieve much more through cooperation than in isolation.
Developing countries can potentially benefit from the opportunities offered by this process.
That is an important additional reason why the principle of differentiated responsibilities must apply, so that developing countries can maintain their capacities for sustainable development.
Foreign investors in developing countries can increase inter-firm division of labor.
Optimal use should also be made of existing mechanisms, andexchanges of experience should be enhanced so that developing countries can take full advantage of such exchanges.
It is not yet clear how developing countries can obtain access under fair terms to the benefits of globalization.
Government support of labour-intensive public-works programmes andinvestment in education and training are also important mechanisms through which developing countries can enhance the ability of vulnerable groups to participate in the growth process.
Developing countries can be assisted, upon request, in the formulation of appropriate legislative reform.
Economic environment and capacity-building should also be improved so that developing countries can attract and facilitate foreign direct investment and private capital flows in general.
Similarly, developing countries can also align new fiscal stimuli with their long-term development goals.
CTF activities review the question of how national circumstances(regulatory, agronomic and social) anddevelopmental priorities in developing countries can be reflected in EurepGAP-benchmarked national codes on good agricultural practice GAP.
In this way, the developing countries can achieve the required balance between economic and social development.
For that reason, technical and financial assistance is needed, so that the developing countries can upgrade their manufacturing plants, so as to comply with those new and more stringent requirements.
Developing countries can maximize their benefit from ICTs by formulating and implementing national ICT policies.
Convinced that progress through action at the national andlocal levels in developing countries can be achieved through the active commitment of all Member States, with the support of the international community.
Developing countries can voluntarily inform the COP of their intention to implement NAMAs and to submit information on those actions.
Deepening integration among developing countries can provide further opportunities for enhanced South-South trade.
Developing countries can also do more-- by making education a priority in their budgets for cooperation with global partners.
This is the only way in which developing countries can move beyond their low levels of progress and achieve sustainable development.
Developing countries can leapfrog far more rapidly to an ITS-enabled infrastructure and far less expensively than developed countries. .
Closer regional integration among developing countries can reinforce national development strategies and multilateral agreements.
Finally, developing countries can begin to establish bilateral cooperative arrangements with their neighbors and trading partners in competition law enforcement.
The strengthening of technical cooperation among developing countries can contribute significantly to the mobilization of resources and to the promotion of sustainable development in Africa.