Examples of using Difficult for developing countries in English and their translations into French
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These can be very difficult for developing countries to negotiate.
However, funding the adaptation process is often difficult for developing countries.
It is more difficult for developing countries which lack the adequate technology.
Only chlorinated naphthalenes are currently used andmay be difficult for developing countries to phase out.
Or will it become difficult for developing countries to adopt for solving problems?
If more efforts are not made tomobilize additional necessary resources, it will be difficult for developing countries to implement the goals.
But of course, it is more difficult for developing countries to control trade in dangerous substances.
The turbulence surrounding the international financial system had made it increasingly difficult for developing countries to achieve their development goals.
Such conditions make it more difficult for developing countries to grow out of poverty and reduce their vulnerability to global shocks.
Volatile currencies will make long-term choices with regard to agricultural policy and investment profitability difficult for developing countries.
The delegation of the Sudan noted that it was rather difficult for developing countries to computerize such information.
The slow-down in international trade had reinforced the tendency of industrialized countries to resort to protectionist measures,making access to their markets even more difficult for developing countries.
Furthermore, it was very difficult for developing countries to know which method of procurement to use in each specific case.
The representative of Lebanon said that the rapid pace of technological change affecting ports made it difficult for developing countries to recover their investments.
Nevertheless, international arms trade increases, making it difficult for developing countries to allocate more of their resources to the establishment of justice, well-being and equity.
While the GATT included balance-of-payments provisions, the associated stringent conditions had made it difficult for developing countries to invoke them.
Modalities using a checklist or clustering approach are difficult for developing countries to agree to because it is difficult to determine their impact.
Fourthly, while trade barriers had become less important, trade standards were continuously being made more exacting, for instance in terms of health factors and quality, andit thus became very difficult for developing countries to remain competitive.
Finally, it was noted that it was often difficult for developing countries, because of their limited resources, to participate effectively in the discussions in the organizations that set international standards.
Continuing uncertainty in financial markets made it likely that they would remain highly volatile,making it difficult for developing countries to achieve sustained economic recovery.