Examples of using Developing countries to adopt in English and their translations into Arabic
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(b) How UNCTAD ' s research can help developing countries to adopt inclusive growth policies;
We urge developing countries to adopt economic policies that encourage production and help attract foreign investment.
Doubt was expressed over the ability of ESCWA and other developing countries to adopt and manage a free-flowing regime.
It was important for developing countries to adopt innovative approaches in order to share mutual advantages through South-South cooperation.
This element of disclosure also includes paid consultancy effortsperformed on behalf of an implementing agency to assist developing countries to adopt alternatives;
There must be a steadfast commitment by the developing countries to adopt the correct policies to fight poverty.
This element of disclosure also includes paid consultancy effortsperformed on behalf of an implementing agency to assist developing countries to adopt alternatives;
On a humanitarian level, we must encourage developing countries to adopt practices that thwart hunger and malnutrition.
That comes on top of the food and energy crises of early 2008,which have significantly reduced the capacity of many developing countries to adopt countercyclical policies.
The United Nations Set encourages developing countries to adopt and enforce competition laws that fit their economic conditions and their specific needs.
The developed countries, which are debtors towards humanity and the planet,must contribute significant resources to a fund that will enable the developing countries to adopt a model of growth that does not replicate the serious effects of capitalist industrialization.
This has induced many developing countries to adopt proactive policies and introduce stringent national standards and regulations equal or similar to those prevailing in international markets.
Official development assistance has an important role in assisting developing countries to adopt appropriate policy frameworks for water resources management.
It urged all developing countries to adopt the 20:20 initiative and hoped that the developed countries would reach the goal of 0.7 per cent for official development assistance.
Monetary instability, periods of hyperinflation andfrequent financial crises have often forced many developing countries to adopt economic policies that generate the exact opposite of what would be favourable investment conditions.
This will require developing countries to adopt a strategic and inclusive approach to development that goes beyond traditional concerns in order to ensure that its benefits are shared more equitably.
The High-level Dialogue had confirmed that each country was primarily responsible for its own economic development.The European Union welcomed the commitment of many developing countries to adopt sound macroeconomic policies and reconfirm the role of the private sector as a driving force of development.
In the meantime, we urge developing countries to adopt economic policies that are income-generating and conducive to production. By doing so, they will create an appropriate national environment to attract foreign direct investment. They should also support and energize the private sector.
In order to achieve the far-reaching MDGs and solve these issues,the Secretary-General is asking all developing countries to adopt a comprehensive national strategy bold enoughto achieve the MDGs by 2015 and to mobilize all its resources behind that strategy.
On behalf of my delegation, I welcome the various initiatives undertaken through the United Nations Development Programme, the United Nations Population Fund and the United Nations Children ' s Fund,all of which are designed to help developing countries to adopt effective measures for the elimination of poverty.
(b) Loans at sustainable conditions allowing developing countries to adopt the means and facilities to foster the exercise of the right to development;
Consultancy, directorship, or other position held by a member or his/her personal partner or dependant, whether or not paid, in any entity which has an interest in the subject matter of the Technology and Economic Assessment Panel. This element of disclosure also includes paid consultancy effortsperformed on behalf of an implementing agency to assist developing countries to adopt alternatives;
The international community could help to improve the situation through massive transfers of technology,which would encourage farmers in developing countries to adopt sustainable farming methods, as unsustainable farming practices were currently responsible for 33 per cent of all greenhouse gas emissions.
His delegation called on the Committee to adopt resolutions which would provide the international community with new financial architecture, an independent sovereign debt restructuring mechanism, a means of overcoming the Doha Round stalemate, a guarantee that developed countries would designate 0.7 per cent of their gross national product(GDP) as ODA,and the space for developing countries to adopt policies in accordance with their national priorities.
How can we give real and effective incentives for developing countries to adopt environmentally friendly energy systems, particularly when these involve paying an economic price? How can we build" environmental externalities" into energy pricing(directly and through goods/equipment) and other incentive systems in developing countries? .
The reasons for the" aid fatigue" that has been evident in a number of donor countries have to be re-examined in the light of the uncertainties in international relations,the new determination of developing countries to adopt policies that will result in high quality growth and the tremendous capacity that exists for making major improvements in the current situation with the commitment of relatively small resources.
His delegation therefore appealed to the Committee members to rise to adopt creative resolutions that would enable nations to take the necessary steps to provide the international community with a new financial architecture, an independent mechanism for restructuring and resolving sovereign debt, a solution to the deadlocked Doha Round, a guarantee of fulfilment of the ODA target of 0.7 per cent of GDP,and the necessary space for developing countries to adopt public policies consonant with their national priorities and strategies.
Although it was true that such cooperation had been helpful in combating poverty and that the economies of some developing countries had prospered, the fact remained that official development assistance was declining;there was a tendency to expect the developing countries to adopt the same economic reforms as their developed partners, without regard to their respective capacities to adjust to the ups and downs of an increasingly complex world economy.
The Permanent Forum urges developed countries to adopt national processes to implement the Goals with the full and effective participation of indigenous peoples within those countries. .
The Convention places a particular responsibility on developed countries to adopt policies and measures designed to mitigate climate change by limiting man-made emissions of greenhouse gases.
