Examples of using Some developing in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Climate change has had a dramatic impact on some developing countries.
Whereas the economies of some developing countries depend on the garment industry;
Use of contraception and unmet demand in some developing countries.
Some developing research suggests that peony can cause uterine contractions.
Packaged baby foods are becoming a status symbol in some developing nations.
CA: Is it possible that some developing countries are overdoing the lockdown policy?
It remains common today for women to marry very young in some developing countries.
Some developing and non-profit organizations raised the idea of“blockchain identity”.
Last but not least I rate my work and suggest some developing possibilities.
Some developing countries, including China, Brazil and more than 100 more, agreed to peak their HFC use in 2024.
We witness a fast growth in global demand,mainly in newly industrialised and some developing countries, of limited fossil energy resources.
There were food riots in some developing countries and in Haiti and Madagascar the governments were overthrown as a result of the crisis.
Recognises that frequently some of the problems regarding fairness andtransparency in the provision of services in some developing countries are brought about with the complicity of companies from developed economies;
(DE) As long ago as 1964, some developing countries were already calling loudly for trade preferences in order to improve their economic situation.
Though the incidence of child marriage has decreased in most parts of today's world,it is still highly prevalent in some developing nations like many countries of Africa, South, West and Southeast Asia, South America, and Oceania.
Some developing countries are particularly vulnerable to natural disasters, climatic change, environmental degradation and external economic shocks.
One particular factor that mustbe borne in mind here is that some developing countries are keen to get ahead quickly in the value chain and are thus investing a great deal in R& D and training.
Some developing countries will not even require a prescription for some items, from prescription shampoos and skin creams to anti-anxiety medications.
Groups such as the International Labor Rights Forum(ILRF)have found that in some developing nations the majority of the workers in the EPZ's are female and comprise as much as ninety percent of the cheap labor pool.
Some developing countries, using irritating anti-colonial rhetoric, want to get rich on this, while at the same time being the biggest emitters of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.
This option would entail important changes and possibly some costs, notably related to the commercial dimension of the approach promoted,and would require accompanying measures for some developing countries.
However, in some developing regions, it is common for several people to share one subscription, for example via a family- or community-shared phone.
Disadvantages of the Export Processing Zone Groups such as the International Labor Rights Forum( ILRF)have found that in some developing nations the majority of the workers in the EPZ's are female and comprise as much as ninety percent of the cheap labor pool.
For example, some developing countries may show a strong willingness to comply with EU good governance standards, but lack the capacity to do so.
The FAO's index hit a record high of 238 points in February fuelled by climbing grain prices and tight supplies, raising fears of a repeat of the 2007/08 global food crisis whensoaring prices triggered deadly riots in some developing countries.
Whereas some developing countries say that they are under pressure to give up their comparative advantage when the Union requests compliance with international labour standards.
This includes all developed countries, such as those in North America, Western Europe, Oceania, and Eastern Asia, as well as some developing countries in Eastern Europe, Central and South America, Southeast Asia, the Caribbean, and the oil-rich Arabian Peninsula.
With the inclusion of some developing countries in the G20, the UN classification must be revised to make a clear distinction between middle-income and the poorer developing countries, as well as LDCs.
The current difficulties that many industrial countries and some developing countries, such as Brazil, are having in reforming pension laws or in scaling down the welfare state are good examples of such decisions.
Whereas some developing countries, and in particular the least developed countries, should reinforce their governance and create efficient structures and infrastructures for enhancing trade and expanding services markets.