Examples of using Almost all developing countries in English and their translations into Arabic
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Education management information systems(EMIS) were strengthened in almost all developing countries.
Almost all developing countries had natural resources, but they largely remained unexploited.
Stocks of disused pesticides and toxic chemicals accumulate in almost all developing countries.
Almost all developing countries still rely on raw material exports, which are subject to price volatility.
The reduction of barriers to tradeis an important ingredient in the approach to development of almost all developing countries.
This is difficult in almost all developing countries except those with emerging capital markets.
Only 15 per cent goes to the agricultural sector,which provides a livelihood for the majority of people in almost all developing countries.
Almost all developing countries are under political and social pressure to supply electricity to scattered rural areas.
Children living in rural areas are twice as likely tosuffer from malnutrition as those living in urban areas in almost all developing countries.
In almost all developing countries, the public sector has been reformed in order to improve efficiency and effectiveness and reduce corruption.
The past three decades have been characterized by significant growth in contraceptive use in almost all developing countries with trend data.
A highly visible trend recorded in almost all developing countries is the massive migration to one or two major cities.
A large portion of the world ' s women does not use, or even know about the Internet,and women still compose the minority group of Internet users in almost all developing countries.
Almost all developing countries experiencing balance-of-payments difficulties have had recourse to capital restrictions of various forms.
Mr. Aboutahir(Morocco) said it was satisfying to learn that, in 2004,gross national income had increased in almost all developing countries and that the short-term outlook was optimistic.
In almost all developing countries, imports had expanded faster than exports, resulting in a deterioration of the balance of trade.
At the national level, with its network of field offices in almost all developing countries, UNDP is participating in national preparations for the Conference in all the regions.
Almost all developing countries have ratified the Protocol and implemented the phase-out of various ODSs steadily, although they are imposed strict regulation.
Thanks to extraordinary efforts during the 1960s and 1970s, the percentage of children completing at least four years of primary education had reached 50 per cent ormore in almost all developing countries.
The Fund had already canvassed its offices in almost all developing countries and had taken measures to move offices to premises common to each of its governing bodies.
This situation resulted in the unprecedented neglect of State policies in favour of small-scale agriculture,with detrimental effects on peasants in almost all developing countries, and led to the world food crisis of 2008.
In almost all developing countries, ownership of private motor vehicles is still very low, and the types of vehicle used are mostly small in size and in engine capacity.
At the High-level Event on Climate Change, his Government had outlined the need for the global private sector to playa more active role in developing cleaner technologies and pointed out that almost all developing countries lacked the financial resources needed to respond adequately to the effects of climate change.
There is inadequate infrastructure financing in almost all developing countries, with particularly urgent needs for investments in sustainable energy, transport and water.
Regarding developing countries ' defensive interests, the existing gap between bound and applied rates imply that applied tariffs would not be reduced by as much as anyformula cut may appear to imply, but almost all developing countries have products where the applied rates are close or equal to bound rates.
The major common priority for almost all developing countries is poverty eradication, which requires progress in such critical areas as population, children, health, food security, education, and cross-cutting themes, such as finance, trade, science and technology and human resource development.
Sustainable development in almost all developing countries over the previous decade had faced serious challenges posed by rising levels of external debt and deteriorating terms of trade, a situation exacerbated by the stalled Doha Round and the continuing reduction of ODA and foreign direct investment(FDI) flows to developing countries, especially in Africa.
But history also tells us that while governments in almost all developing countries have attempted to play that facilitating role at some point, most have failed. The economic history of the former Soviet Union, Latin America, Africa, and Asia has been marked by inefficient public investment and misguided government interventions that have resulted in many“white elephants.”.
The paper will review several of such programmes currently available in almost all developed countries.
Today, almost all developed countries are experiencing fertility levels well below those needed to ensure the replacement of the population over the long run.