Examples of using Poor countries in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Mainly in poor countries.
Poor countries need aid.".
Specially to poor countries.
If so, can poor countries imitate the success of the rich?
Particularly in poor countries.
People also translate
People in poor countries and in rich countries. .
It is not constrained to poor countries.
Myth 1: Poor countries are doomed to stay poor. .
The failures are not limited to poor countries.
Most of the victims live in poor countries.
The Facts: Poor countries are not doomed to stay poor. .
They should be brought to poor countries.
The bottom line: Poor countries are not doomed to stay poor. .
There are rich countries and poor countries.
At the top of this list are poor countries in Africa, Asia and South America.
I am the manufacturer of bombs that are sold to poor countries.
Some 180 million of them, from poor countries, send money home regularly.
Most of the victims will be poor people in poor countries.
The third factor is GEOGRAPHY- poor countries are overwhelmingly located in the tropical regions.
It's happening in rich countries and poor countries.
He presents the problem as an inability of very poor countries to reach the"bottom rung" of the ladder of economic development;
But responses can actually make a huge difference in the poor countries.
Rich governments like to say they're helping poor countries develop, but who's developing who here?
On top of this, each year poor countries are paying about 600 billions dollars in debt service to rich countries on loans that have already been paid off many times over.
Like the technologies that are disrupting industries in our own lives, payments technology in poor countries could disrupt aid.
But responses can actually make a huge difference in the poor countries. This is a proposal that has been talked about a lot in Europe.
Just as this wonder-fuel once powered the industrial revolution,it now offers the best chance for poor countries wanting to get rich.
And then there's the money that poor countries lose from trade rules imposed by richcountries to get access to more resources and cheaper labor.