Examples of using The developing countries in English and their translations into Romanian
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In the developing countries.
Energy cooperation with the developing countries.
The developing countries' perspective.
Especially in the developing countries.
The developing countries are now suffering a triple blow.
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This mostly happens with the students of the developing countries.
Overall growth in the developing countries is now estimated at just over 1%.
Finally, we also have a responsibility towards the developing countries.
Then the developing countries applied soap and water, vaccination.
On rising food prices in the EU and the developing countries.
The developing countries have become toxic dump yards of e-waste.
Therefore, China is one of the developing countries with aging populations.
In the developing countries of the world, this gap is even larger.
How can we negotiate more effectively with the developing countries and emerging economies?
The developing countries must be included, with adapted figures and targets.
This position clearly gives us a responsibility to help the developing countries.
In all the developing countries they make up most of the companies.
Those EUR 880 billion should be creating wealth in the developing countries.
For many people from the developing countries, biomass is the main source of energy.
Exploiting natural resources creates economic instability in all the developing countries.
The developing countries also need greater support from us to develop their agriculture.
What a fantastic opportunity for leaders and many young leaders to come,especially in the developing countries.
How much short-term financing is to be provided to the developing countries by the rich nations and in what form.
Development aid must be reviewed, reorganised andrestructured together with the developing countries.
Where is the money for the developing countries- the specific EUR 30 billion called for by Parliament?
We have to change our agricultural policy so that we no longer dump produce on the developing countries' markets.
Maintaining a suitable dialogue between the developing countries and the Community is an important element in this context.
The developing countries have committed to investing 15% of their budgets in the framework of the Abuja Declaration.
Financial and technical assistance to, andeconomic cooperation with, the developing countries in Asia and Latin America.
The developing countries have an opportunity to achieve sustainable development while, at the same time, reducing emissions.