Examples of using Developing countries continue in English and their translations into Chinese
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Developing countries continue to carry a heavy debt burden.
(e) Footwear, leather and leather goods: Developing countries continue to face extremely high tariff barriers.
Developing countries continue to have to sell cheap and buy dear.
It is imperative that the needs and interests of developing countries continue to be placed at the heart of the Doha Round and its final outcome.
Developing countries continue to be the main targets of anti-dumping measures.
Although significant progress has been made in several areas,landlocked developing countries continue to face major challenges and development gaps.
Most other developing countries continue to rely on donor assistance.
The entire international community mustnow take true cognizance of the situation that developing countries continue to suffer if we want to save the human species.
Some developing countries continue to face severe infrastructural problems.
Although significant progress has been made in several areas,Asia-Pacific landlocked developing countries continue to face major challenges and development gaps.
Many developing countries continue to face a substantial infrastructure deficit.
While Malawi agrees that tangible progress has been made globally in the implementation of the Almaty Programme of Action,landlocked developing countries continue to faces challenges.
Ironically, many developing countries continue to suffer from unfair terms of trade.
Developing countries continue to suffer from the scourge of poverty, a lack of resources and marginalization.
The Commission notes that many developing countries continue to be dependent on commodities for their export earnings.
Developing countries continue to rise, and emerging market countries have become the main engine of economic growth.
Despite these positive developments, landlocked developing countries continue to face considerable challenges inherently linked to their geographical handicap.
The developing countries continue to face a myriad of economic and social problems that are caused by the continuation of the crisis.
Major developed countries and more advanced developing countries continue to extend favourable preferential tariff treatment to exports from landlocked developing countries. .
Developing countries continue to be drained of their best natural and human resources for the benefit of a few privileged markets.
The Ministers underline the fact that developing countries continue to suffer from the adverse impacts of climate change and the increasing frequency and intensity of extreme weather events.
Developing countries continue to account for 99 per cent of total maternal deaths; 87 per cent of them occur in sub-Saharan Africa and South Asia.
The majority of developing countries continue to be embedded in the North-South paradigm set during the colonial period.
Developing countries continue to provide net financial resources to developed economies, peaking with an all-time high of $883 billion in 2008.
African and other developing countries continue to be the chief targets of the illicit movement and dumping of toxic wastes and dangerous products.
Developing countries continue to suffer from hardships caused by the pressure of globalization and strengthened protectionism in a number of developed countries. .
The developing countries continue to be heavily burdened by external debt-- a burden that militates against their efforts to achieve sustainable development.
Many developing countries continue to be faced with the problems of poverty, inadequate infrastructure, capital constraints and low levels of social development.
Many developing countries continue to struggle with the commitments made in the Uruguay Round, and implementation by developed countries has not met expectations.
Developing countries continue to face significant distortions, and have been unable to take full advantage of the limited moves made by the industrialized countries to open their markets.