Examples of using Including developing countries in English and their translations into Arabic
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Particular emphasis is placed on including developing countries in the service.
These networks alsoprovide the training for atmospheric scientists internationally, including developing countries.
Other countries, including developing countries such as Malaysia, have also concluded this kind of agreement.
Its staff are drawn from all corners of the globe, including developing countries.
Increased participation of stakeholders, including developing countries and countries with economies in transition, in partnership activities.
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In particular,the uranium market is based on a diversified geographical base, including developing countries.
Voluntary contributions, which had come from sources including developing countries, must continue during the current critical transitional period.
Any rules to be developed will presumably apply to all WTO Members, including developing countries.
An increasing number of countries, including developing countries, had gained experience in the application of the competition laws that they had adopted in recent years.
(e) The ability to mobilize volunteer human resources from all over the world, including developing countries themselves;
In that regard,it is noteworthy that a considerable number of coastal States, including developing countries, are not yet parties to the existing instruments for liability and compensation in relation to ship-based pollution.
Effective resource mobilization requires stronger political commitment by all countries, including developing countries.
Mr. Semenenko(Ukraine) said that one of the positivecurrent trends was that an increasing number of countries, including developing countries, were using space science and technology on a broader scale to improve the standard of living of their people.
By using a growth competitiveness index,the report tries to highlight strengths and weaknesses of a large number of countries, including developing countries.
The Nordic countries hoped that all States, including developing countries and relevant international agencies, would participate in the preparatory process for the Conference particularly the final preparatory meeting in Reykjavik in March 1995 when negotiations with respect to a world programme of action in that area would commence.
He wished to focus particularly on the policies and measures necessary for including developing countries in global economic decision-making.
Yet a number of participants stressed that while formulating rulesand standards it was important to take into account the concerns of all countries, large and small, including developing countries.
Notwithstanding the above, the social responsibility of the privatesector is a universal notion applicable to all countries, including developing countries, especially in view of its importance and large potential for social development.
The Committee recalled that, in its resolution 58/1 B, the General Assembly had noted that the application of the current methodology led to substantialincreases in the rate of assessment of some Member States, including developing countries.
At the same time, it is well known that laws andregulations sometimes fail to meet the intended social objectives in many countries, including developing countries, and harm the business environment through imposing unnecessary costs, increasing uncertainty and risks and by maintaining or erecting barriers to competition.
(b) Climate change. For effective action against global warming,it is important to seek a common set of rules for the future by which all countries, including developing countries, will abide.
Welcomes the support by some Member States, including developing countries, in offering, inter alia, rent-free premises for the United Nations information centres because of lack of funding, bearing in mind that such support should not be a substitute for the full allocation of financial resources for the information centres in the context of the programme budget of the United Nations;
The success of United Nations reform can only be judged in terms of a collective assessment of the potentialimprovements in the functioning of the Organization while preserving the interests of all countries, including developing countries.
Although victimization surveys haveproved to be a very practical tool for many countries, including developing countries, to obtain estimates of crime levels, only in a few countries are these surveys carried out or coordinated by national statistical offices. Other Government institutions or non-governmental organizations are more often engaged in this type of survey.
The representative of Japan said that as a focal point for trade and development issues in developing countries, UNCTAD should address issues that benefited all member States, including developing countries, with regard to the use of e-commerce.
It goes without saying that the resolution of the world financial and economic crisis requires a democratization of the international monetary system, notably the institution of a new international financialarchitecture based on the genuine participation of all nations, including developing countries.
Not only has it always been clear throughout the UNCED process that national resources would constitute the major source of funding for sustainable forest management butthere is also an increasing awareness in many countries, including developing countries, that the transition to sustainable forest management is in the national interest and therefore needs to be largely financed from national sources;
Secondly, we should agree to amend the Kyoto Protocol so that we open the door for newly industrialized countries, countries with economies in transition and any other interested countries, including developing countries, to take on commitments to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions.
Behind the prevention and prosecution of computer-related crime looms the larger challenge of creating a global culture of cybersecurity,addressing the needs of all societies, including developing countries, with their emerging and still vulnerable information technology structures;
We note in particular the timely launch of the flash appeal by the Secretary-General at the international conference held in Jakarta on 6 January, and the positive response in terms of pledges andactual contributions by many Member States, including developing countries, to assist the affected countries with emergency relief, rehabilitation and reconstruction.