Примеры использования These developing на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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These developing countries need to find a new path.
We stand fully committed to support the requests of these developing countries.
Entry fees in all these developing countries are now getting replaced by revenue share model.
The international donor community can be successful only through the progress of these developing countries.
Many of these developing countries are also in political turmoil, and their economies are in transition.
As for Google and Facebook,these two companies are the least active in these developing areas.
Most of these developing countries do not have proper facilities for eliminating these stockpiles of POPs.
By any measure, such a decline in both exports andimports represented a major shock to these developing countries.
The expansion of these developing countries' trade contrasts sharply with difficulties faced by low-income countries.
It is difficult to assess directly the impact of such globalization on the enjoyment of the right to development in these developing countries.
Also, about one fourth of the urban population of these developing countries, comprising 262 million people, are living without access to basic sanitation.
These developing countries participated in the consultations in New York to share their experiences of'Delivering as One' at country level.
South Africa advised its intention to engage these developing countries and other potential partners in further developing this draft concept.
These developing countries have benefited from the opportunities provided by the increasing demand of TNCs for inexpensive talent and for new developing markets.
Furthermore, in critical areas such as food andenergy security, these developing countries are becoming major players as producers and consumers in global markets.
Some of these developing countries are, for their part, increasingly pursuing strategies of relocation to lower-cost economies, mainly within the region.
Assuming a 20 to 40 per cent price overcharge resulting from the cartels, these developing countries would have paid between $12.5 billion and $25 billion dollars in excess for these 12 products alone.
Among these developing countries the international community recognized small island developing states as a special case of development and environment.
We were repeatedly struck by the great sense of urgency on the part of political leaders andsenior officials in these developing countries as they address their pressing development challenges.
There is concern about the ability of these developing countries to acquire and manage new biotechnology without experiencing potential negative impacts.
Also, participation in global production, value and distribution chains through trade and investment links has enabled these developing countries to take advantage of opportunities in this regard.
Moreover, the proportion of arms purchased by these developing countries pales in significance in comparison with the arms acquired and deployed by the developed nations.
The secret to their prevention is rapid economic and social development and,in Africa's case at least, an end to the illegal exploitation of the vast natural resources of these developing countries.
In view of these developing trends, the United Nations may be forced to rely more upon simply letting conflicts run their natural course, as in Somalia.
With the lifting of visas for most Western-country visitors, the country is increasingly becoming a main destination for sex tourism, andthe Special Rapproteur fears that minors are being exploited in these developing activities.
Therefore acceleration of industrialization in these developing countries is crucial for economic growth, employment and enhancing their competitive capacity in this age of globalization and liberalization.
And it is to their everlasting dishonor that the emissaries of Lucifer and Satan spared not the infant-training schools on the finaliter cultural planet butrather sought to corrupt these developing minds in mercy salvaged from the evolutionary worlds.
The growth performance of these developing countries has led to a surge in South-South trade and investment, both of which carry the promise that these relations could be channelled to address specific developmental goals.
At the same time, impressive trade performance by the dynamic part of the South does not imply that these developing countries have overcome their inherent and persistent trade and development constraints, challenges and vulnerability.