Examples of using Against developing countries in English and their translations into Arabic
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Against developing countries.
Economic coercion against developing countries.
Unilateral economic measures as a means of political and economic coercion against developing countries.
Coercion against developing countries.
Non-tariff barriers are also loaded against developing countries.
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Coercion against developing countries.
Poland does not use any unilateral measures as a means of political andeconomic coercion against developing countries.
The use of economic sanctions, particularly against developing countries, had increased over the current decade.
The application of arbitrary unilateral economic sanctions against developing countries as an instrument of foreign policy was cause for serious concern.
We express concern with the lack ofor insufficient transparency and accuracy of travel advisories against developing countries.
It was not ethical to impose unilateral sanctions against developing countries on the pretext of maintaining labour or human rights standards, ignoring the principle of sovereignty and a country ' s right of self-determination.
It has also been perceptively pointed out that developed countries coordinate their complaints against developing countries more actively.
The use of unilateral measures as ameans of political and economic coercion against developing countries has been condemned by decisions and resolutions of various bodies of the United Nations, particularly the General Assembly and the Economic and Social Council.
The report of the Joint Inspection Unit(A/64/94) had revealed that the composition of theOffice continued to reflect a serious imbalance against developing countries.
(f) Adoption of urgent and effective measures to eliminate theuse of unilateral coercive economic measures against developing countries not authorized by relevant organs of the United Nations or inconsistent with the principles of international law as set forth in the Charter of the United nations;
The Republic of Belarus does not practise and condemns unilateraleconomic measures as a means of political and economic coercion against developing countries.
In conclusion, he expressed concern at the continued application on thepart of some developed countries of economic measures against developing countries for political or other purposes which were contrary to international law.
Regrettably, some delegations continued to put forward country-specific human rights resolutions with which the majority of Member States didnot agree and which were all directed against developing countries.
We firmly reject the imposition of laws and regulations with extraterritorial impact and all other forms ofcoercive economic measures, including unilateral sanctions against developing countries and reiterate the urgent need to eliminate them immediately.
The Government of Cuba stressed that despite the end of the cold war, certainPowers, based on their predominant position in the world economy, have continued to use coercive economic measures against developing countries.
In such a situation, globalized free trade would be a patently unfair form of world trade,with the odds stacked against developing countries.
There was also a need to address the imbalances in themultilateral trading and financial system which created asymmetries and biases against developing countries.
We, therefore, call on the international community to adopt urgent and effective measures to eliminate theuse of unilateral coercive economic measures against developing countries.
Ms. Herrera Caseiro(Cuba) said that Cuba had had a long-standing position against country-specific draft resolutions,which were used selectively against developing countries.
The Philippines therefore joins the United Nations Commission on Human Rights in condemning the use bycertain countries of unilateral coercive measures against developing countries.
General Assembly resolution 65/142 expressed deep concern at the imposition of laws and other forms of coercive economic measures,including unilateral sanctions, against developing countries.
Mr. Tchoulkov(Russian Federation)(spoke in Russian): The Russian delegation wishes to speak in explanation of vote on resolution 54/200 on unilateral economic measures as a means of political andeconomic coercion against developing countries.
Therefore, we firmly reject the imposition of laws and regulations with extraterritorial impact and all other forms of coercive economic, financial and trade measures,including unilateral sanctions against developing countries.
Ms. Cortez(Chief, Committee for Development Policy Secretariat, Department of Economic and Social Affairs) introduced the report of the Secretary-General on unilateral economic measuresas a means of political and economic coercion against developing countries(A/64/179).