Examples of using Developing-country in English and their translations into German
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Developing-country governments continue to go head-to-head with Big Pharma in battles over compulsory licensing and patent legislation.
Over the next decade, growth in this kind of developing-country demand will help offset the slow growth of demand in industrial countries.
Developing-country politicians and populations complain bitterly that the rich industrial countries are growing too much food.
Fiscal consolidation affects an estimated 80% of developing-country citizens, and its impact is expected to intensify steadily through 2015.
As recovery continues, this public-sector debt will increasingly crowd out private-sector,local-government and developing-country borrowing.
Tax avoidance by multinational companies is draining developing-country incomes, limiting their ability to invest in education and infrastructure.
Barriers to trade have themselves changed, taking the form of non-tariff barriers to a greater extent than in the past,which poses a serious problem for developing-country exports.
The median rate of growth in developing-country per capita GNP between 1980 and 1998 was 0.0%- no ringing endorsement of Washington Consensus policies.
The World Bank has tried to reinvent itself as a supplier of global public goods anda"knowledge bank" that provides data, analysis, and research to its developing-country clients.
Developing-country governments are beginning to prioritize health care and are seeking cost-efficient outcomes, as well as the means to effectively manage disease burdens.
But there is a serious downside:The deal could hurt developing-country exporters, unless the EU and the US make a concerted effort to protect these actors' interests.
Developing-country governments will be only too pleased to borrow without the pesky conditions that the World Bank and existing regional development banks typically attach to their loans.
Nevertheless, the United States, Japan, and Europe(represented perhaps by the EU Commission), must be there on the rich-country side; China, India,and Brazil must be there on the developing-country side.
This way, they build the capacities of local organisations,while also communicating knowledge about developing-country concerns to Austrian civil society to raise awareness of development-policy topics and issues among Austrian citizens.
European and developing-country governments urgently need to reverse their current adverse position on GM organisms in order to help ensure sustainable food security for all.
Should a larger share of the $2.5 trillion that willbe directed toward development aid over that period, and of developing-country budgets, be directed toward health, the environment, food, water, or education?
Developing-country finance ministries and tax authorities must cooperate with one another and with their OECD counterparts to close existing loopholes and establish effective tax policies that support their shared interests.
Growth in China and India is bouncing back toward pre-crisis levels,Brazil's growth is rising after a sharp dip, and developing-country trade is rebounding from depressed levels.
The WHO estimates that while outdoor air pollution in developing-country cities may be ten times higher than in advanced-country cities, average indoor air pollution, caused by burning wood and dung, is a hundred times higher.
For the purposes of applying the Uruguay Round agreements, Romania has made its commitments in national currency- albeit in real terms-and has also opted for developing-country status, which offers a longer transition period 10 years.
Similarly, life expectancy at birth inSSA countries lagged 16 years behind the developing-country average, 14 years behind countries in South Asia, and 21 years behind countries in East Asia, Latin America, and the Caribbean.
South Korea is probably the leading success story, with superb educational attainment andstrong employment of young people having taken it from developing-country to high-income status within one generation.
This way, they build the capacities of local organisations,while also communicating knowledge about developing-country concerns to Austrian civil society to raise awareness of development-policy topics and issues among Austrian citizens.
LONDON- In the 1960's, the Green Revolution- which included the development of high-yielding crop varieties, the expansion of irrigation infrastructure,and the distribution of modern fertilizers and pesticides to developing-country farmers- bolstered agricultural production worldwide.
The responsibility to preserve the environment, stem the spread of communicable diseases, strengthen the international financial architecture,enhance developing-country participation in the global trading system, and facilitate the exchange of knowledge lies at the intersection of national development priorities and global interests.
Invites the multilateral and regional development banks and development funds to continue to play a vital role in serving the development needs of developing countries and countries with economies in transition, including through coordinated action, as appropriate, and stresses that strengthened regional development banks and subregional financial institutions add flexible financial support to national and regional development efforts, thus enhancing their ownership and overall efficiency,and are an essential source of knowledge and expertise for their developing-country members;
Already 100 million people have been driven into poverty as a result of high food and fuel prices,and current estimates suggest that every 1% decline in developing-country growth rates pushes an additional 20 million people into poverty.
It is instructive to hear the baffled reactions of European leaders like Germany's Angela Merkel, France's Nicolas Sarkozy,and Britain's Gordon Brown as their developing-country counterparts served notice of their refusal to consign their populations to continued poverty in order to solve a problem that the rich countries created.
Thus, priority should be given to dialogue and discussion in dealing with any potential problems that may arise in trade, and aimingat ensuring that China continues to open its fast growing markets to EU and developing-country products so that it becomes a real opportunity for their exports.
The Council EMPHASISES that COP 8 should finalise the revised guidelines for the National Communications(NCs) from developing countries andSTRESSES the importance of such Communications as a basis for better identifying the needs of developing-country Parties and improving the possibilities of effectively assisting them in their implementation of the Convention and in their strive for sustainable development;