Examples of using Developing countries in English and their translations into Czech
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But people in developing countries don't need derivatives, right?
Let us not forget that we need investment in developing countries.
Certain developing countries have had to learn that the hard way.
Thank God there are still legal ways to exploit developing countries.
How can we ensure that developing countries have a secure food supply?
People also translate
They help detract from the quality of the political system in developing countries.
Globally, the most affected are developing countries as net food importers.
This is likely to spur the deployment of clean technologies in developing countries.
It primarily serves to support developing countries, including the least developed ones.
Second, the announcement of a joint work programme on triangular cooperation with developing countries.
At present, developing countries desperately lack the funds to adapt to climate change.
Until 2020, this financing can, for a large part, come from the private-sector households in developing countries.
Required amounts for developing countries are estimated to go up to EUR 120-150 billion annually in 2020.
A glimmer of hope is offered by the proposals adopted today for providing aid to the most vulnerable countries, the developing countries.
Besides, solidarity towards people in developing countries is not to cause their environment to be contaminated.
The developing countries have committed to investing 15% of their budgets in the framework of the Abuja Declaration.
On the whole, we oppose such agreements,as they deprive developing countries of their sources of food and income.
The poor living in developing countries all over the world experience similar problems in their daily lives.
It also sets very ambitious targets andprovides powerful guidance for the European Union to strengthen revenue mobilisation in developing countries.
Another thing I take from the declaration is that developing countries will have to rely primarily on their own resources.
Energy needs in developing countries are growing and it is therefore necessary to take into account energy efficiency and renewable sources of energy.
The Commission has proposed funding the food facility for developing countries using the money saved from the EU's export refunds.
However, for the developing countries that export food, the high prices are beneficial, as their revenues are increasing.
It seems absurd to me that anyone is thinking of feeding developing countries by making them grow plants for fuel rather than food.
Obviously, other measures are needed, in particular to improve health care systems and the infrastructures,notably in poor, developing countries.
No firm commitment has been made to support developing countries in their efforts to reduce their greenhouse gas emissions.
EU funds for development cooperation are a real mechanism for combating poverty andpromoting democratisation and development in developing countries.
China, Russia, many developing countries, but also the new members of the Union- we all need stability and ground rules.
That causes a brain drain from the developing world to Europe, andultimately does not benefit either the developing countries or Europe, quite the contrary.