Examples of using Especially of developing countries in English and their translations into Arabic
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Contribution of the services sector to overall economic development, especially of developing countries.
He is also aware of the difficulties faced by many Governments, especially of developing countries, in locating and assembling the necessary information, difficulties that are compounded in the case of States with federal systems of jurisdiction.
There are protectionist trends, including economic nationalism,which could hinder recovery, especially of developing countries.
Many representatives, especially of developing countries, identified artisanal and small-scale gold mining as a primary concern, notably in view of the very large number of people involved worldwide and the severe environmental and health hazards facing miners and their communities.
In selecting interns, the Departmenthas endeavoured to achieve gender balance and geographical representation, especially of developing countries.
On the one hand, it raises issues of access to effective remedies anddue process rights of member States, especially of developing countries. On the other, there is a deep concern that systemic issues such as the unrepresentative nature of DSPs and the appointment of government officials as panellists would give rise to a system biased towards a particular ideological position.
Domestic migration from rural areas to urban centres is afeature of developed and developing countries, but especially of developing countries.
During the 16 years since 1979 we have beencalling for an increase in the membership of the Security Council, especially of developing countries, to reflect the increased membership of the United Nations and the reality of its composition.
However, it is significant that a consensus exists for an expansion of the Security Council that wouldreflect the increase in the membership of the United Nations, especially of developing countries.
The expansion should ensure equitable geographical distribution,taking into account the substantial increase in the membership of the United Nations, especially of developing countries, as well as important changes in international relations.
Section C, on Multilaterally agreed equitable principles for the control of RBP, recognizes in its paragraph 6 the possibility for national legislation to exclude certain sectors from the scope of national competition law, and in paragraph 7 provides for“preferential or differential treatment for developing countries” in order to take into account“the development, financial and trade needs of developing countries, in particular of the leastdeveloped countries, for the purposes especially of developing countries in.
It is encouraging to note that discussions have shown a general support for theneed to increase the membership of the Security Council, especially of developing countries, and a subsequent need to review the Council ' s composition.
In the efforts to restructure the Security Council ' s great attention should be given to expanding the Council ' s membership to reflect the will and interests of the developing countries, in conformity with the present reality characterized by thesubstantial increase in the membership of the United Nations, especially of developing countries.
While we have, thus far, reached consensus in the Working Group that any expansion in the Security Council should ensure equitable geographical distribution,taking into account the substantial increase in the membership of the United Nations, especially of developing countries, as well as important changes in international relations, we also need to admit that we have a long way to go in our further definition of these broad terms of agreement.
In order to ensure the equitable application of the Set of Principles and Rules, States,particularly developed countries, should take into account in their control of restrictive business practices the development, financial and trade needs of developing countries, in particular of the least developed countries, for the purposes especially of developing countries in.
Recognizing the need to review the membership of the Security Council and related matters in view of thesubstantial increase in the membership of the United Nations, especially of developing countries, as well as the changes in international relations.
In order to ensure the equitable application of the Set of Principles and Rules, States, particularly developed countries, should take into account in their control of restrictive business practices the development, financial and trade needs of developing countries, in particular of the least developed countries, for the purposes especially of developing countries in.
Recognizing the need to review the membership of the Security Council and related matters in view of thesubstantial increase in the membership of the United Nations, especially of developing countries, as well as the changes in international relations.
Section C, on multilaterally agreed equitable principles for the control of anticompetitive practices, recognizes in its paragraph 6 the possibility for national legislation to exclude certain sectors from the scope of national competition law, and in paragraph 7 provides for" preferential or differential treatment for developing countries" in order to take into account" the development, financial and trade needs of developing countries, in particular of the leastdeveloped countries, for the purposes especially of developing countries in.
Against this background, and while not intended to be exhaustive, this document discusses selected pressing challenges that could undermine transport andtrade- especially of developing countries- and that need to be addressed.
Calls upon countries in position to do so to continue to support the development and implementation of programmes, projects and development policiesfor adaptation to the adverse effects of climate change that take into account ecosystems, especially of developing countries at their request;
A more equitable representation in the Security Council may be obtained by increasing the number of its members,taking into account the substantial increase in the membership of the United Nations, especially of developing countries, as well as the changes in international relations.
The ongoing reform efforts by the governing bodies of the international financial institutions should be welcomed and pursued vigorously and on a priority basis with a view, inter alia, to helping make those institutions more responsive to evolving globalization and development challenges,improve overall representation and participation, especially of developing countries, and enhance accountability and transparency.
(d) A more equitable representation in the Security Council may be obtained by increasing the number of its members,taking into account the substantial increase in the membership of the United Nations, especially of developing countries, as well as the changes in international relations;
In its resolution 48/26 of 3 December 1993, the General Assembly, recalling the responsibility conferred upon the Security Council for the maintenance of international peace and security and the potential challenges that lie ahead in the twenty-first century, recognized the need to review the composition of the Council and its working methods in view of thesubstantial increase in the membership of the United Nations, especially of developing countries, as well as the changes in international relations.
Notes with satisfaction the role the United Nations Environment Programme has played in clarifying the relationship and in increasing the dialogue between the environment and trade communities,as well as in strengthening the capacity, especially of developing countries and countries with economies in transition, to participate actively in the debate;
The imperatives of expansion and reform that spurred that initial step have been subsumed in the mandate provided to the Open-ended Working Group,owing to the substantial increase in the membership of the United Nations, especially of developing countries, and to changes in international relations.
The Open-ended Working Group recalled its report to the forty-ninth session of the General Assembly and again emphasized that the review of the membership of the Security Council and other related matters was taking place in view of thesubstantial increase in the membership of the United Nations, especially of developing countries, as well as the important changes in international relations.
Recognizing the important dimension and role of tourism as a positive instrument towards the eradication of poverty, the protection of the environment and the improvement of the quality of life for all people,its potential to make a contribution to sustainable development, especially of developing countries, and its emergence as a vital force for the promotion of international understanding, peace and prosperity.