Примеры использования Views of developing countries на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The views of developing countries are more mixed.
Responsiveness to the needs and views of developing countries.
In this light, the views of developing countries on publications were particularly important.
Be responsive to the needs and views of developing countries;
Malaysia believes that the views of developing countries and their right to special and differential treatment must be taken into account in any multilateral negotiations.
It is therefore necessary to exercise prudence and to carefully examine theimplications from all angles, taking into account the views of developing countries.
In the area of economic development and specifically in world trade matters, the views of developing countries were not always given the consideration that they deserved.
It is also necessary that the views of developing countries be taken into account in the formulation and taking of decisions by multilateral financial and trade institutions.
Efforts by developed countries to address the crisis would not be successful unless the views of developing countries were taken into account.
The United Nations could assist in harmonizing the views of developing countries at the conceptual level on specific issues pertaining to South-South cooperation;
Brazil has been working on all fronts of the United Nations reform process,consistently assisting in the formulation of the positions and views of developing countries.
It is important that bodies making rules in those areas accommodate the views of developing countries in general, and least developed countries in particular.
The summary did not reflect the views of developing countries regarding the inalienable right of the States parties to peaceful uses of nuclear energy; on the contrary, conditions and limitations had been unduly imposed in that area.
Moreover, it was strongly pointed out that the debt sustainability framework should be subject to continued review under a coordinated and cooperative approach,with the inclusion of views of developing countries in an open and transparent manner.
It was self-evident that if the law was to command respect of all nations,it had to take into account the views of developing countries, irrespective of differences in political, legal or social systems, and based on respect for sovereignty, integrity and non-interference.
Fourth, in reviewing the effectiveness of development assistance programmes at the national andinternational levels in the framework of the relevant organizations, developed countries should give particular attention to the views of developing countries.
It was in that spirit that Cuba had submitted a specific proposal to the Group of Governmental Experts,which would enable the views of developing countries to be taken on board; that initiative deserved to be given the same consideration as those submitted by other States.
It was regrettable that the Doha Round of trade negotiations had focussed on liberalization in areas of primary interest to the developed countries, while neglecting the objectives and views of developing countries.
This process should help ensure that the development round would produce outcomes reflecting the views of developing countries, that developed countries would not seek reciprocity from developing countries, and that discussions would be broad-based, democratic and transparent.
As such, any crucial decisions and resolutions governing the implementation of the articles of the Convention are to be madein a transparent and unambiguous manner, taking into consideration the views of developing countries and their different legal systems.
While this certainly represents an improvement over the Group of Eight framework,we consider that the success of the solutions adopted by the G-20 will largely be dependent on the inclusion of the views of developing countries and regional groupings in the debate of all major issues, such as the reform of the international financial institutions, since such involvement widens the legitimacy and appropriateness of the decisions adopted in G-20 the framework.
At the same time, the joint Debt Sustainability Framework of the International Monetary Fund and the World Bank should be put under continued review with a coordinated and cooperative approach anda full inclusion of the views of developing countries, in an open and transparent manner.
In this regard, experts underscored the growing importance of the open,neutral and all-inclusive forum that ISAR provides for member States, to enhance the involvement of various stakeholders and to take into account the views of developing countries and countries with economies in transition regarding enhancement of the international accounting and reporting system.
His delegation believed that the dividend should be used not for projects that were oriented towards various United Nations secretariats and agencies, as suggested in the report of the Secretary-General(A/53/374), butfor well-publicized projects that would directly benefit developing countries; in that connection, the views of developing countries should be taken into account.
The focus of the negotiations was now on the so-called Swiss formula, which in the view of developing countries posed problems for development.
Regarding the impact of high oil prices on developing countries, she said that the world should not simply echo the views of developed countries, which sought to blame oil-producing countries for price increases.
Recalling a number of proposals that had been made inthe last two years, he said that they represented the consensus view of developing countries regarding the need to strengthen the financing for development follow-up.
They felt that the reports should make a substantial contribution to the work of the Conference,however the annex to the questionnaire seemed to reflect too greatly the point of view of developing countries.
In his view, the conference should insist on greater compliance with agreed-upon commitments and consider such issues as the risks of marginalization of least developed countries andprocesses of regional integration which, in the view of developing countries, needed greater evaluation.
The text was inaccurate and unbalanced in several regards,including in its generalized view of developed country and monetary policies and their impact on global trade agreements, and in its failure to recognize the varied impact of the global economic and financial crisis on different countries. .