Examples of using List of developing countries in English and their translations into Arabic
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President Donald Trump has removed Turkey from the list of developing countries.
The Government may add other countries to the list of developing countries when these countries are undergoing a period of grave crisis.
In November 2011, the OECD removed Trinidad and Tobago from its list of developing countries.
Some SIDS figure prominently in the list of developing countries receiving the highest per-capita aid.
A member of the Ssecretariat mentioned therequest made by Slovenia to be removed from the list of developing countries.
Request by Slovenia to be removed from the list of developing countries under the Montreal Protocol;
In its discussion of the definition of the universe of developing countries subject to the 15 per cent provision,the Committee noted the absence of a definitive list of developing countries.
Request by Croatia to be removed from the list of developing countries under the Montreal Protocol.
The United Kingdom has adopted a voluntary code of practice regulatingthe international recruitment of health-care professionals, which includes a list of developing countries from which active recruitment is discouraged.
Request by Slovenia to be removed from the list of developing countries operating under Article 5 of the Montreal Protocol.
Following the presentation of the Implementation Committee ' s report, the preparatory segment recommended to the high-level segment draft decisions forwarded by the Committee on an application by Kyrgyzstan to be listed as a developing country for the purposes of the Protocol,a request by Slovenia to be removed from the list of developing countries, the term of office of the Committee and its officers, and continued assistance from GEF to countries with economies in transition.
To note the request by Malta to be removed from the list of developing countries operating under paragraph 1 of Article 5 of the Montreal Protocol;
A member of the Ozone Secretariat reported thatSlovenia had requested to be removed from the list of developing countries under Article 5 of the Montreal Protocol.
The secretariat provided the experts with a list of developing countries and countries with economies in transition to identify the countries that would be eligible for financial assistance upon becoming Parties to the Convention.
Decision XVI/40. Request by Malta to be removed from the list of developing countries under the Montreal Protocol.
The external debt situation of developing countries was another cause for concern to many delegations. The list of developing countries that were classified as severely indebted by the World Bank remained a long one, and it continued to include countries from Asia and Latin America as well as Africa. It contained several middle-income countries and many low-income ones.
Decision XVII/2: Request by Cyprus to be removed from the list of developing countries under the Montreal Protocol.
The Government of Turkey expressed its concern that the Committee onContributions had not included Turkey in the list of developing countries within the context of the United Nations and other financial or economic institutions and that therefore Turkey did not benefit from the 15 per cent limitation on the effect of the phase-out of the scheme of limits, thus resulting in an increase in its rate of assessment.
Decision XIX/19: Request by Romania to be removed from the list of developing countries under the Montreal Protocol.
To note the request by Cyprus to be removed from the list of developing countries operating under paragraph 1 of Article 5 of the Montreal Protocol;
Decision XXV/16: Request by Croatia to be removed from the list of developing countries under the Montreal Protocol.
(i) an exemption from the prohibition on export subsidies applies to least developed countries andto a specific list of developing countries, which will benefit from these exceptions so long as their per capita income remains at less than $1,000 per annum(the so-called" Annex VII countries").
Draft decision XIX/[]: Request by Romania to be removed from the list of developing countries under the Montreal Protocol.
The opinion is expressed that in future the list of developing countries participating should be expanded.
In order to get a fuller picture,examination of debt indicators at the country level is necessary(see the list of developing countries classified by the World Bank as“severely indebted” in the table).
To note the request by Slovenia to be removed from the list of developing countries under Article 5 of the Montreal Protocol;
Several delegations welcomed the inclusion in theconference room paper of a chart giving a list of developing countries hosting refugee populations, in recognition of the contributions made by these countries. .
The draft decision requested that as Romania had become a new member State of theEuropean Union it should be removed from the list of developing countries operating under paragraph 1 of Article 5 and should assume the obligations of a non-Article 5 Party.
For centres with particular areas of expertise, the list of developing country Parties and Parties with economies in transition served by the centre may extend beyond the region in which the centre is located.