Examples of using Developing countries in English and their translations into German
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Sustainable tourism in developing countries.
Situation in developing countries and emerging economies.
Improved market access for developing countries.
In the developing countries both variables still apply to.
Including the so-called developing countries.
Yet many developing countries are still trailing behind.
Poverty remains a major problem in developing countries.
Yet what have the developing countries gained from Doha?
Nearly 70 percent of the increase will come from developing countries.
Nexus operates in developing countries and in Italy.
Developing countries become world leaders on construction growth.
EU seafood from developing countries: 31.
Today developing countries bear the main burden of the drug problem.
Healthcare infrastructure in developing countries and emerging markets.
Such a negotiating position is hardly acceptable for developing countries.
The impact on developing countries and emerging economies is devastating.
And dirty money for vulnerable and developing countries.
For many developing countries the risk for a"brain-drain" is a reality.
The'brain drain' is an acute problem for developing countries in Africa.
In developing countries, approximately 28% of all children are underweight or stunted.
Chapter 95- Exceptional measures to assist developing countries and other non-member countries. .
However, developing countries would need support of the international community.
We cannot force it on other countries overnight, especially not developing countries.
Fishing agreements with developing countries: with financial compensation.
Developing countries focused on trade and on subsidies in agriculture.
Chapter 95- Exceptional measures to assist developing countries and other non-member countries. .
Several developing countries import raw materials and re-export processed fish products.
The West is constructing an all-purpose weapon against recalcitrant developing countries and non free market democracies.
In developing countries the competition for funding for effective environmental policies is particularly keen.
In emerging economies and developing countries, the sector plays an even more significant role.