Примеры использования Help those countries на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The international community should help those countries overcome that shortcoming.
It should also help those countries upgrade their industrial infrastructure and diversify their exports in order to enhance their capacity to benefit from trade preferences.
The international community should look into that issue and help those countries attract more foreign direct investment.
The international community should help those countries to build capacity in manufacturing and other sectors to enable them eventually to diversify away from dependence on commodity exports.
Researchers working on the project are suggesting programmes orprojects that may help those countries to implement better industrial technology policies.
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The international community should help those countries that were striving to improve the situation of human rights by strengthening their national capacity, rather than censoring and sanctioning them.
From this perspective, the World Trade Organization, to the establishment of which the African countries contributed,should help those countries to participate more actively in the new international economic system.
It is imperative that we help those countries most affected by climate change to adapt to its effects.
It notes that the Department of Peacekeeping Operations has dispatcheda fact-finding mission to Chad and the Central African Republic to assess how the United Nations might help those countries address the current instability.
The international community should help those countries accede to true independence by providing assistance at all levels.
The representative of Haiti, speaking on behalf of the Latin American and Caribbean Group, said the LDC Report 2002 showed that poverty had increased in a number of LDCs andidentified a number of factors that could help those countries to escape the poverty trap.
The Istanbul Programme of Action could help those countries to develop badly needed infrastructure to advance that goal.
The growing phenomenon of"self insurance" through the accumulation of foreign reserves by many developing countries called for strengthening of the international financial architecture to prevent and better manage financial crises which,in turn, would ensure stability and help those countries attain their national development goals.
The world community ought to sustain those efforts and help those countries in their rebuilding and reconstruction endeavours.
Mr. Reva(Ukraine) said that his delegation wished to know- as did the Committee whenever it took up the agenda item under consideration- what progress had been achieved so far in the countries with economies in transition, how long the transition period would last, to what extent the process of transition depended on outside factors andhow the United Nations system could help those countries.
However, the discussions held in the Working Group might help those countries so wishing to define the terms in their legislation.
The international community, in turn, must help those countries deal with price fluctuations and volatility and increased energy import bills and must further enable their small producers to participate in and benefit from local, regional and international markets.
Noting that the least developed countries were having to spend most of their resources on servicing their foreign debt and that their growth was therefore being stifled,he said that the international community should help those countries adapt to the new situation of globalization and liberalized trade and become integrated into the world economy.
Moreover, the collective action anduse of economies of scale can help those countries with limited resources to obtain benefits that otherwise would not be attainable.
China hoped that UNIDO would further strengthen South-South industrial development cooperation, continue to support the NewPartnership for Africa's Development(NEPAD), play a more active role in promoting the effective participation of developing countries in the global economy and help those countries benefit more from trade, investment and technological cooperation with one another.
The international community had an interest in helping those countries take advantage of globalization and economic openness, for otherwise their problems would become the problems of all.
The Organization should continue to play a constructive role in helping those countries to achieve stabilization, national unity and reconciliation.
The agreement aims at consolidating their partnership and helping those countries to better manage their resources and combat rural poverty.
Rapidly developing space-based communications technology helped those countries which had extremely limited resources for the establishment of ground infrastructure for communications.
Such carefully targeted measures helped those countries on their paths towards peace and security, and we believe Somalia would benefit from a similar effort.
The majority of young people, older persons andpersons with disabilities lived in developing countries, and the international community should focus its efforts on helping those countries to eradicate poverty.
Its discussions with the leaders of other African countries on agriculture andwater supply had led to recommendations aimed at helping those countries to increase their agricultural production.
UNCTAD has, as part of the technical assistance programme onbehalf of land-locked and transit developing countries in Africa, helped those countries to negotiate and put in place subregional transit agreements together with their transit neighbours.
Lastly, it acknowledged the important coordination role of the 2 x 9 mechanism of Latin American troop-contributing countries, which helped those countries to better plan their strategies for cooperation with Haiti, thereby avoiding duplication and optimizing the use of resources on the ground.
The United Nations could play an important role in helping those countries that benefited from debt relief to strengthen their capacities to manage debt and to recognize that task as an important part of their fiscal policies.