Examples of using Some developing countries in English and their translations into Danish
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You rightly said that some developing countries are not enthusiastic, but not all of them!
On the other hand,we plan for a very significative extension of the list of products covered- thereby responding to the request made by some developing countries.
For some developing countries, tourism accounts for something like 50% of GDP, so we should be aware of that.
I therefore share Mrs Lucas' concern about the future of some developing countries when the textile quota lapses.
We all agree that for some developing countries external indebtedness is a major obstacle to growth and development.
So far we have only reached agreement on discussion in the WTO andthe obstacle to going beyond that to a negotiation in the WTO is the fact that some developing countries have resisted that.
Mr President, we all agree that for some developing countries external indebtedness is a major obstacle for growth and development.
It is in particular intended to contribute to immunisation programmes against illnesses such as measles, diph- theria, tetanus, pertussis, hepatitis B, haemophilus influenzae B, yellow fever,meningitis and pneumococcus-induced diseases by complementing vaccination efforts under way in some developing countries.
It beggars belief that in some developing countries, for example, there is a shortage of teachers because half of the teaching workforce has AIDS.
In addition to manufacturing industry and small businesses, we have included under this heading extractive industry(mining), energy(a prerequisite for all industrial activity),tourism(an industry of considerable importance for some developing countries) and trade, which promotes the products of industry as well as those of agriculture.
Some developing countries have in past years always spent more money on the army than was available for training their citizens.
At the same time we will also continue to build on the good bilateral relationships we have established with some developing countries and with the majority of the developed countries in order to reach a better understanding on what needs to be done in the future.
In some developing countries however, such as Indonesia and the Philippines, the median age of natural menopause is considerably earlier, at 44 years.
To boycott particular commodities orproducts would simply increase problems in some developing countries, which depend very largely on the export of primary products, and would damage a lot of people who are already appallingly impoverished.
In some developing countries with limited capacity, it is difficult to diagnose MDR-TB, so there is an increased risk of it spreading.
The end result should be a single set of multilateral rules applicable to all GATT contract ing parties, although some developing countries, especially the least developed, may need longer transition periods or other transitional arrange ments on a case-by-case basis.
Some developing countries, using irritating anti-colonial rhetoric, want to get rich on this, while at the same time being the biggest emitters of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.
On this point, we think the procedure provides enough flexibility in cases of national emergencies andthat the current rate of HIV/AIDS infection in some developing countries constitutes this type of emergency and that intellectual property can also be lifted if a patent is required in cases of public non-commercial use.
In some developing countries, in contrast to the levels of social and economic development in Europe, there are few prospects for the future in terms of the economic and social situation, unemployment is high and there is growing poverty.
The 1989 World Survey on the Role of Women in Development states, in fact,that"the bottom line shows that… despite economic progress in some developing countries, economic progress has slowed, social well-being has in many cases deteriorated and because of the importance of women's social and economic role, the aspirations for them in current development strategies will not be met.
Some developing countries which are WTO members would indeed be interested in amending the agreement on textiles and clothing in order to speed-up the liberalisation of all quantitative restrictions, presently due to be completed on 1 January 2005.
Unfortunately, there are now examples in some developing countries of the privatisation of water supplies having had very pernicious effects.
In some developing countries where there has been a period of crisis and anarchy one of the first things to establish any economic recovery is to bring about a degree of law and order and it may be appropriate for aid expenditure to help to bring about that process.
It is not just about telling our neighbours and some developing countries far away from here that they have to take back refused asylum seekers from their own country or maybe their neighbouring country. .
In writing.-(DE) As long ago as 1964, some developing countries were already calling loudly for trade preferences in order to improve their economic situation. In 1968, after an agreement was reached, a Generalised System of Preferences(GSP) was introduced.
Meanwhile, the economies of some developing countries are also expected to experience a surge whereas some European countries will actually slip into the lower order.
Noting that some developing countries realize that the population increase rate is too high in relation to their resources and rate of economic development and recognize the need and importance of population policies and the potential women have in population programmes;
The value of remaining concessions that both developed and some developing countries need to bring into the final package is small compared to the systemic gain of doing the deal, especially as global economic conditions are becoming more and more uncertain.
Recognising that some developing countries, and some countries with economies in transition, may lack the capacities which would enable them to take such informed decisions, the Commission and Member States should make sustained efforts to enable them to develop and strengthen human resources and institutional capacities.
Unfortunately in some developed countries we still see a tendency to ideologise the problem and concentrate on one really quite controversial issue, namely that of reproductive rights.