Examples of using Many developing in English and their translations into Czech
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Brain drain is a major problem for many developing countries.
We know that many developing countries are being hit very hard by the crisis.
Orphanages don't work like they do here. In many developing countries.
Meanwhile, many developing countries do nothing to reduce their emission of greenhouse gases.
Orphanages don't work like they do here. In many developing countries, At an orphanage?
In many developing countries, including Ethiopia, as many as half of young people are unemployed.
What this means is that the policy would be disastrous for the economies of many developing countries.
Many developing countries are heavily dependent on high carbon-emitting sources of energy.
Renewable energy uses resources that will never run out and that many developing countries have in abundance: sun and wind mainly.
For many developing countries agriculture is a key sector of the economy for the development of the population.
The Commission shares the broad analysis on the causes of the food crisis which hit many developing countries in the first part of 2008.
When many developing countries now want to develop wind power they must use old and unpatented technology.
If the Generalised System of Preferences(GSP)were not extended, many developing countries could actually find themselves in hugely difficult situations.
China, Russia, many developing countries, but also the new members of the Union- we all need stability and ground rules.
However, the effects at international level are also worrying, because they will create a waiver in the World Trade Organisation(WTO),in a key sector for many developing countries.
By abolishing protective tariffs and subsidies many developing countries have become extremely vulnerable to heavy fluctuations in food and raw material prices.
Nevertheless, many countries have adopted these restrictive measures, countries with different economic bases such as the United States, China, Argentina, Russia and Indonesia,but also many developing countries.
It is no accident that many developing countries do not, in fact, even reach the minimum level of revenue needed to finance basic public services.
The soaring prices of staple foods such as wheat, rice, maize, etc. have caused a supply crisis andsocial unrest in many developing countries, whilst Europe too has seen a dramatic rise in food prices.
This has come as a mortal blow to many developing countries which are heavily dependent on food imports and were already living on the margins.
They are government agencies or quasi-official financial institutions that provide export credits, loans, insurance andinvestment guarantees for companies operating in high-risk areas abroad, including many developing countries.
The development targets achieved in many developing countries are at risk and achievement of the Millennium Development Goals seems ever more difficult.
The effect of TB in these countries is exacerbated by the fact that it is a highly infectious airborne disease that spreads easily within confined spaces such as the squalid shanty towns so prevalent in many developing nations.
In view of the unstable regimes in many developing countries, the violations of democracy and the corruption I am very reluctant to prop up their national budgets.
The most recent price increases highlight many of concerns relating to distortions in the food supply chain,the role speculation can play in exacerbating the situation and the lack of agricultural investment in many developing countries to build up production capacities.
In many developing countries, forests provide not only jobs but also medicines, food and shelter that are critical for the subsistence of millions of rural people.
Well aware, as I am, that the level of such management or environmental awareness, let alone a strict culture of safety in relation to nuclear matters,is not or is barely present in many developing countries, it seems to me that allowing such exports is completely irresponsible.
We are seeing the crisis deepening in many developing countries, with unprecedented unemployment rates and exponential growth in government debt and budget deficits.
While taxation can be a reliable and sustainable source of financing given a progressive taxation system, efficient fiscal administration and transparent andresponsible use of tax receipts, many developing countries are failing to enforce a minimum tax rate to finance their public services.
In many developing countries and, above all, the least developed countries, there has been a reduction in income from exports and there has been a slowdown in the growth and development of southern regions.