Примеры использования Developing countries have на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Many developing countries have substantial domestic savings.
We know from our experience that democratic developing countries have special problems.
Developing countries have a fine tradition of helping each other.
The Government of Denmark recognizes that the developing countries have a case for improving their representation.
Some developing countries have their own TCDC technical cooperation programmes.
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Domestic and external resources can be best mobilised when developing countries have established an enabling environment for development.
The developing countries have high expectations of her and of her office.
We are equally interested in the review of other aspects contained in the Millennium Declaration, including, in particular, issues relating to the maintenance of international peace and security, disarmament and the United Nations reform process, including institutional andstructural changes, in which developing countries have an equal and vital stake.
In fact, many developing countries have a highly atomized IIA network.
But capital cost considerations and low prospects for revenue recovery have prevented private sector utilities from entering low-income, sparsely populated, rural markets(Bazilian and others, 2012)even as many developing countries have been pushed, for reasons of efficiency but also of ideology, in the direction of privatizing their energy services.
Developing countries have high stakes in agricultural negotiations.
In many ways, NEPAD drives home the message that developing countries have no choice but to adopt and implement their own national development strategies.
Developing countries have strengthened capacities to implement the SDGs SDG Target 17.9.
For instance, food andagricultural goods-often sectors where developing countries have a comparative advantage-are some of the areas where NTMs- especially SPS measures-are the most prevalent.
Developing countries have great potential for mobilizing investment from the growing diaspora.
Many landlocked developing countries have benefited from these activities.
Developing countries have the flexibility of up to 10 years(i.e. to 2004) to implement reduction commitments.
Several landlocked developing countries have acceded to a number of these legal instruments.
Developing countries have a vast market potential, a wealth of human resources and low production costs.
Most small island developing countries have economies where aid plays an important role.
Developing countries have the primary responsibility to create the conditions that can lead to pro-poor growth.
D Some landlocked developing countries have territorial water claims within inland seas.
Developing countries have the primary responsibility for mobilizing domestic resources for their own development in a sustainable manner.
These are the areas where developing countries have the potential to build dynamic investment-export linkages.
Developing countries have various funding opportunities available to support the implementation of capacity-building activities.
In conclusion, I wish to emphasize that developing countries have the potential to contribute to the promotion of ICT and to apply ICT to their development.
Few developing countries have access to the new communication and information technology.
Small and open developing countries have limited choices for dealing with external shocks.
Most developing countries have limited or no capacities at all in this area.
For example, several developing countries have today become centres of international transport networks.