Examples of using Number of developing countries in English and their translations into Danish
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A number of developing countries grow sugar cane for sugar production.
Protests from environmental groups and a number of developing countries continue.
A number of developing countries in Asia also experienced a significant economic recovery.
The Council discussed the situation in a number of developing countries, notably in Africa.
For a number of developing countries, Danish assistance is directed towards enhancement of the environment.
In this connection, it took part in conferences and seminars in a number of developing countries.
Now, a number of developing countries are allowed to export a fixed quota of sugar to the EU, for which they receive more money than on the global market.
War, civil unrest or natural disasters are affecting an increasing number of developing countries.
On the other hand, if we look at the laxity of a number of developing countries as regards the labelling of honey, the system rapidly becomes absurd.
Commodity price hikes have become a destabilising factor in a number of developing countries.
It is most encouraging that an increasing number of developing countries have already given priority to the interests of their population, but there is still a long way to go.
I very much hope that we will get that butthere is strong resistance from a number of developing countries.
It is a lethal combination leading to unrest in a number of developing countries; it is a combination leading to starvation.
The Community and the Member States could, as an experiment, initially monitor andevaluate this coordination in a small number of developing countries.
A number of developing countries are starting to suffer from the head-on competition to which agricultural products of the Latin America zone and of the Africa zone are subject.
Increased prosperity goes some way to explaining this, while in a number of developing countries, it is poverty that is the motive.
In a number of developing countries, there is a clear need to be able to derive economic benefits from the sustainable use of wild resources, if people are to have an incentive to preserve stocks.
Danida Business Finance and EKF are launching a new fast-track scheme to give Danish businesses a better chance of winning contracts in a number of developing countries in Asia and Africa.
The Council feels that the experiment of coordination in a limited number of developing countries(three or four) in which the Community has a significant presence should be continued.
The proposal consists of a major differentiation amongst developing countries, which is a result of the rapid economic growth in and competition from a number of developing countries.
This was because of pressure by a number of developing countries that were not really in favour of the idea and because of the American position, which could be described as reluctant, to say the least.
Commodity price hikes have become a destabilising factor in the global economy,which have helped spark riots and unrest in a number of developing countries and most recently in Algeria, Tunisia and Egypt.
The use of oil is subsidised in a number of developing countries, with oil being available at prices lower than on the international market, while budget resources are also used to support the use of electricity.
Mrs Boserup(COM), in writing.-(DA) The matter itself with which this report is con cerned is particularly grave and has wideranging health consequences,especially as far as the nutrition of young babies in a number of developing countries is concerned.
In a number of developing countries, one can say that there is no longer a State and I would urge the EU, our institutions and the ACP countries particularly affected to come together around the negotiating table.
In this connection the Council would request the Group of experts to consider how coordination in this area between the Community andthe Member States could be quickly put into effect on a trial basis in a small number of developing countries.
For a number of developing countries, the implementation of existing WTO agreements, or in many cases, their adaptation, is of the utmost importance and we must, we feel, be willing to respond openly and creatively to these concerns.
In this connection the Council would request the group of experts to consider how coordination in this area between the Community and the Member States could be quickly put into effect on a trial basis,initially, in a small number of developing countries.
WTO procedures proved to be inappropriate to the simultaneous requirement to integrate new parties,i.e. an increasing number of developing countries who are demanding their place around the table, and new subjects, which goes beyond our traditional agenda.
During the last meeting held as part of this dialogue, in December 2004, we had the impression, for the first time, that the Chinese authorities had started to understand the problem and the European Union's message,because they announced measures favouring a number of developing countries.
