Exemples d'utilisation de Developing countries would en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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The donors and developing countries would each serve 3-year rotating terms.
If the developed countries did not act to reverse that trend,the problems of the developing countries would get worse and become permanent.
Developing countries would require international assistance in that regard.
But if trade facilitation were to be undertaken by OECD countries alone, developing countries would stand to lose.
Developing countries would implement sound economic policies accompanied by good governance.
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According to the ITU, only 32 per cent of the population of developing countries would enjoy access to the internet by the end of 2014, compared with 78 per cent in developed countries. .
Developing countries would require support in terms of resources and expertise to achieve their mitigation and adaptation goals.
While domestic resources could be a major source of finance for development,most developing countries would require ODA or FDI in order to implement poverty reduction strategies.
However, developing countries would bear a disproportionate share of the burden of adverse impacts of climate change.
Although the software for confidentializing data sets anddetailed statistical tables is available, many developing countries would require training as well as some facilitation to acquire them.
By the year 2000, developing countries would spend over US$ 1 billion per year on health care for AIDS.
He stated that if eco-labelling meant enforcing environmental regulations andachieving emission levels equivalent to those existing in the developed world, then developing countries would require heavy financial and technological investment.
It must be recognized that developing countries would require international assistance for that purpose.
There are concerns that the subsidy prohibitions suggested by some26(i.e., subsidies that increase fishing capacity or those that support the construction of fish vessels)cut at the very heart of the types of supports that developing countries would require to develop their still underdeveloped fishing capacities.
However, developing countries would require extensive assistance in order to be able to implement efficient systems.
Guidelines need to take into account the fact that prior to further liberalization of the cross-border mode, developing countries would require technical and financial assistance for infrastructure building, as well as for setting in place an accompanying regulatory framework and competition policy.
Most developing countries would require technical assistance in order to be able to put together financing packages in these areas.
I am certain that all developing countries would declare in no uncertain terms that this goal has so far been unattained.
Developing countries would pay the highest price, while other players would be able to seek alternative solutions.
Nevertheless, by the year 2020, the developing countries would only achieve the energy intensity level of the developed market economies in 1973 see table 3.
