Examples of using Particularly in developing countries in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Some governments, particularly in developing countries, do not encourage foreign competition.
Some decisions should lead to immediateaction on the ground to combat climate change, particularly in developing countries.
This would increase growth and yield for these crops- particularly in developing countries where farmers have less access to nitrogen fertilizers.
Purely commercial interests must never be at the expense ofconcern for our fellow human beings in other countries, particularly in developing countries.
Economic recovery willstrengthen consumption of meats relative to cereals, particularly in developing countries, with most growth favouring cheaper meat- poultry and pig meat- relative to beef.
Parliament demands that living things should not be subject to patents and thatthe plundering of genetic resources by business and industry, particularly in developing countries, should cease.
Products with high acute toxicity account forhigh numbers of immediate poisoning cases, particularly in developing countries, while products with chronic toxicity effects may cause cancer or developmental disorders among growing children.
Standards applied by somecountries may be inappropriate and of unwarranted economic cost to other countries, particularly in developing countries.
Various peoples around the world make use oftraditional cannabis preparations to fight parasites, particularly in developing countries where use of folk medicine is still widespread- and where rates of parasitic infection are generally much, much higher.
Finding ways to provide economic support for a growing number of older persons, through sustainable pension programmes and new social protection measures,is a daunting task, particularly in developing countries.
Peasants are essential to food security and sovereignty andthe realization of the right to food, particularly in developing countries where they provide up to 80% of the food locally consumed.
It depletes fish stocks, destroys marine habitats, distorts competition, puts honest fishers at an unfair disadvantage,and destroys the livelihoods of coastal communities, particularly in developing countries.
Seriously concerned about the increase in the worldwide consumption and production of cigarettes andother tobacco products, particularly in developing countries, as well as about the burden this places on families, on the poor, and on national health systems.
IUU fishing depletes fish stocks, destroys marine habitats, distorts competition, puts honest fishers at an unfair disadvantage,and weakens coastal communities, particularly in developing countries.
Acknowledging that tobacco control at all levels and particularly in developing countries and in countries with economies in transition requires sufficient financial and technical resources commensurate with the current and projected need for tobacco control activities.
Over the past few years, the increase in the quantity of HFCs on the market has beenfed by growing demand for refrigeration equipment particularly in developing countries that have a growing middle class population, as well as demand from hot countries. .
I find totally unacceptable a situation where, under the pretext of robust protection for intellectual property rights- which in some cases appears almostexaggerated- access to basic medicines is denied to whole swathes of the population, particularly in developing countries.
(b) Support international and intergovernmental efforts to strengthen systematic observation and national scientific and technical research capacities andcapabilities, particularly in developing countries, and to promote access to, and the exchange of, data and analyses thereof obtained from areas beyond national jurisdiction; and international cooperation.
The ICG had been established by the United Nations General Assembly as a forum to promote cooperation on matters of mutual interest to its members related to civil satellite-based positioning, navigation, timing and value-added services, as well as cooperation on the compatibility and interoperability of global navigation satellite systems,and to promote their use to support sustainable development, particularly in developing countries.
The International Day for the Eradication of Poverty above all aims to make the publicaware of the need to eliminate worldwide poverty, particularly in developing countries, and to stress the fact that combating poverty is our priority.
The International Committee on Global Navigation Satellite Systems(ICG) had been established on a voluntary basis as an informal body to promote cooperation on matters of interest related to civil satellite-based positioning, navigation, timing and value-added services, as well as the compatibility and interoperability of global navigation satellite systems,while increasing their use to support sustainable development, particularly in developing countries.
(b) Support international and intergovernmental efforts to strengthen systematic observation and national scientific and technical research capacities and capabilities, particularly in developing countries, and to promote access to, and the exchange of, data and analyses thereof obtained from areas beyond national jurisdiction; and.
It urges governments, WHO and UNICEF, and other international organizations, as well as multilateral and bilateral agencies, non-governmental organizations, funding agencies, all health workers and the whole world community to support national and international commitment to primary health care and to channel increased technical andfinancial support to it, particularly in developing countries.
(19) Since public awareness of the hazards that persistent organic pollutants POPs pose to the health of present andfuture generations as well as to the environment, particularly in developing countries, is often lacking, and wide-scale information is needed to increase the level of caution and public understanding of the rationale for restrictions and bans.
Transparent and open structures for dialogue between civil society and international organisations need to be established to strengthen engagement in decision making processes andto increase community capacity, particularly in developing countries facing the impact of inequalities, environmental devastation or resource depletion.
(b) Promote and encourage research which contributes to the conservation andsustainable use of biological diversity, particularly in developing countries, inter alia, in accordance with decisions of the Conference of the Parties taken in consequence of recommendations of the Subsidiary Body on Scientific, Technical and Technological Advice; and developing country, science, subsidiary body, technology.
(a) Create conditions to promote and encourage research which contributes to the conservation andsustainable use of biological diversity, particularly in developing countries,' including through simplified measures on access for non-commercial research purposes, taking into account the need to address a change of intent for such research;
(19)Ö Since Õ pPublic awareness of the hazards that persistent organic pollutants Ö POPs Õ pose to the health of present andfuture generations as well as to the environment, particularly in developing countries, is often lacking, and wide-scale information is therefore needed to increase the level of caution and gain support ð public understanding of the rationale ï for restrictions and bans.