Examples of using Developing countries will in English and their translations into Portuguese
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If the Doha Round is not concluded, developing countries will lose out.
Developing countries will suffer particularly, and tropical diseases will extend their geographic range.
However, it is very doubtful whether the developing countries will benefit.
If we imagine that developing countries will not make use of coal, we are mistaken.
Meanwhile, the European Union must help implement those strategies, or else developing countries will forever be poor.
Whether or not developing countries will benefit from a market which is not protected is very much called into question.
All developing countries will benefit from special treatment, allowing them to liberalise less over a longer period.
The report states that immigration from developing countries will help solve labour market problems in the Community.
But without a competitive banking sector, the poor will not be able to access basic financial services,many businesses will be locked out of markets, and growth in developing countries will stall.
The traditional assumption that the EU andUS will keep leading in knowledge-intensive industries, while developing countries will somehow just be left to focus on the lower-skilled areas, is rightly being seriously contested.
The cooperation with developing countries will focus on the eradication of poverty, and- consistent with commitments taken at the multilateral level- the EUcan and should make a strong and coherent contribution to progress towards reaching the‘Millennium development goals' set at the 2000 United Nations General Assembly.
I believe that improving the understanding, at international level, of the dangerous repercussions of climate change andthe show of interest in addressing the needs of developing countries will increase the potential for us to reach an agreement on the period after 2012.
In order to keep temperature increase below 2°C, developing countries will require substantially higher funding from the developed world and multilateral institutions to help them shoulder their contribution to addressing climate change.
In the absence of much published evidence, we use as an example one of the leading agricultural research institutes in the developing world which we visited,as a means of illustrating the set of issues that developing countries will face in devising policies for the use of IP in publicly funded institutions.
Would you like me to tell you that if I am in favour of EPAs, of economic partnership agreements to create regional markets, then it is because I believe that to tackle the question of food security, economic partnership agreements are probably part of the solution,because until we have regional markets that are economically integrated, developing countries will not be able to benefit from globalisation?
While developed countries will take 62 years to double their aging population relative to demographic data for 2015, Brazil will only take 24.3 years to double that indicator.
This does not mean going back on our commitment that developed countries will do more than developing countries. .
I am convinced that, in the not too distant future, all these countries, especially developed countries, will follow.
Solidarity: The EU and other developed countries will continue to support climate action to reduce emissions and build resilience to climate change impacts in developing countries. .
Article 6 The EU and other developed countries will continue to support climate action to reduce emissions and build resilience to climate change impacts in developing countries. .