Examples of using Poor developing countries in English and their translations into Chinese
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Poor developing countries;
The fifth level is backward, and the remaining poor developing countries are included here.
For many poor developing countries, such programmes would require at least medium-term support from the international community.
The fifth level is backward, and the remaining poor developing countries are included here.
The poor developing countries must participate actively in the decision-making process shaping the international economic environment.
Debt servicing is crippling the economies and Governments of the poor developing countries.
Conventional economic wisdom says that poor developing countries must grow their way out of poverty.
Responsible, rigorous but not onerous,regulation is needed for small and poor developing countries.
Small and poor developing countries are particularly vulnerable and are in need of international support to fight terrorism.
Venezuela had created an international humanitarian fund to assist poor developing countries and combat poverty.
External debt prevented poor developing countries from reaping the benefits of reform and limited their access to international capital markets.
We call upon developed countries to increase assistance to poor developing countries, both in terms of expertise and resources.
Trade liberalization in poor developing countries should not be conducted without putting in place adequate safety nets for the most vulnerable population.
There is an urgent need for appropriate cost/time-effective regulatory systems that are responsible, rigorous but not onerous,for small and poor developing countries.
In that context, the need to support poor developing countries in their efforts to improve their institutional and management capabilities was emphasized.
This market distortion occurs primarily in such commodities as cotton, rice,vegetables and other agricultural products, on which many poor developing countries depend.
The Marrakech Action Plan for Statistics urges all poor developing countries(many of them in Africa) to design a national strategy for the development of statistics by the end of 2006 and to start implementation by 2007.
The Economic Commission for Europe region, which is composed of 56 States, is a very diverse area with advanced and emerging economies anda few rather poor developing countries.
These factors differ from country to country but are major sources of concern today for the entire world population and for all countries, particularly poor developing countries.
However, the problem remained acute for the poorest developing countries.
This is especially true for the poorest developing countries.
International investment flows should be consciously directed to the poorer developing countries, where such funds could unleash the latent power of the poor for consumption and production.
This achievement was not uniformly distributed across regions however;the more advanced developing countries made better progress than the poorer developing countries.
However, for the poorest developing countries, particularly in sub-Saharan Africa, a more comprehensive solution needed to be found.
The 20 poorest developing countries should be debt-free by the end of the year.
Benin was a poor, developing country, and its traditions and customs could not be expected to change overnight.
For the poorest developing countries, the poverty reduction strategy papers play a critical role in bringing together national policies and international support for their efforts towards achieving the Goals.
In various international institutionsFinland has supported reforms that enable the poorest developing countries to better exert an influence on the institutions' decision-making.
Legal reform was, however, a lengthy, intricate process,especially for a poor, developing country.