Examples of using Advanced developing in English and their translations into Russian
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Graduation of the most advanced developing countries was applied.
Since 1999 the annual GDP growth equaled 7.6% andoutgrew the indicator of advanced developing countries.
ESCAP developed economies and advanced developing economies 137.57 82.13 55.44.
This development is particularly significant in industrialized countries and advanced developing countries.
In the more technologically advanced developing countries there is also considerable evidence of such patenting activity.
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Comparable commitments should be made by advanced developing countries.
In the technologically more advanced developing countries, such research can be highly cost-effective.
This is not at present the case, even in some advanced developing countries.
It urged the industrialized and more advanced developing countries to open their markets to exports from the least developed countries.
They appealed for increased contributions to the Trust Fund by donor countries as well as by more advanced developing countries.
Success is highly skewed towards the more advanced developing countries, while poorer countries have not done as well.
Exports of these products have generally expanded at a lower rate than the corresponding exports of more advanced developing countries.
This achievement is, however, highly skewed towards the more advanced developing countries, while poorer countries have done less well.
Overall, the technological capabilities of the South have been progressing at an unprecedented pace,especially in the more advanced developing countries.
Non-European Union developed countries and advanced developing countries in a position to do so should follow the European Union's example.
It is true that developed and advanced developing country partners may experience some developmental challenges similar to those of small States.
In addition, full country graduations are increasingly applied to terminate GSP cover altogether for economically more advanced developing countries.
This has been the case in most developed and more advanced developing countries, where trade facilitation has led to simplification and better control.
To overcome its resource limitations, the Special Unit has recently sought to forge new andlarger coalitions among the more advanced developing countries.
With the support of the United Nations system and the more advanced developing countries, such countries could conduct an assessment of their needs and find sources of expertise.
Advanced developing countries or newly industrialized countries should grant preferences for the remaining developing countries, at least for the least developed countries.
The use ofthe existing expertise and experiences available in the more advanced developing countries was a major element of strength.
Major developed countries and more advanced developing countries continue to extend favourable preferential tariff treatment to exports from landlocked developing countries.
This is the case not only in low-income commodity-producing countries, butalso in some of the more advanced developing economies, such as Argentina and China.
Firms in some of the more advanced developing countries have gained access to key technologies and other strategic assets by undertaking direct investments in industrialized countries.
In this connection, the Panel underscored the need to study the successful experiences of a number of RDIs in industrialized and more advanced developing countries and countries in transition.
For more technologically advanced developing countries, IPRs may be important to facilitate access to protected high technologies, by foreign investment or by licensing.
Donors should more systematicallyparticipate in such arrangements, as the experiences of more advanced developing countries are often more helpful to Africa than those of industrialized countries;
The more advanced developing countries had also been hit very hard by the financial crises and sudden massive outflows of capital, which had severely affected the real economy.