Examples of using Asian developing in English and their translations into Russian
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Policy rates in major Asian developing economies, 2008 to August 2011 12.
Nearly 40 per cent of the FDI stock in developing Asia originates from Asian developing countries.
Equity market performance in major Asian developing economies, 2009 to August 2011 14.
Asian developing countries are having a similar experience as regulatory review processes are initiated.
Equity market performance in major Asian developing economies, January 2008 to December 2009.
Vulnerability yardstick as a percentage of foreign reserves in major Asian developing economies, 2008.
It is interesting to note that Asian developing countries absorbed almost one third of OECD exports in 1992.
States and Governments are recognized and accepted as the principal providers of social services in Asian developing countries.
Credit growth, year-on-year, in major Asian developing economies, January 2007 to October 2009.
In Asian developing economies, the strong expansion is expected to reduce unemployment further in 2000-2001.
Consumer price inflation, year-on-year, in major Asian developing economies, 2008 and 2009.
In Asian developing countries, certified organic agricultural production was still very limited.
She pointed out that the data collecting and reporting systems of many Asian developing countries, particularly LDCs, were still weak.
Thus, for example, Asian developing countries could target more effectively the business opportunities offered by their own region.
Project Regional seminar on GSP and other trade laws for low- and middle-income Asian developing countries, Hanoi, Viet Nam, 14-18 Februarya.
Even among Asian developing countries, few have managed to become global suppliers of services, the main ones being China, India and Singapore.
The efforts of ASEAN have largely concentrated on S&T indicators, but several Asian developing countries have experience in conducting innovation surveys.
Growth in Asian developing countries was expected to continue at a somewhat slower pace owing to the adjustments necessitated by the recent financial turmoil.
It also requests UNCTAD to prepare anddisseminate fact sheets on FDI in Asian developing countries, as well as Latin American and the Caribbean countries.
The JFTC programmes are designed for competition policy experts from developing or transitional countries,in particular Asian developing countries.
It is interesting to note that Asian developing countries absorbed almost one third of OECD exports in 1992.
The third Tokyo International Conference on African Development advanced cooperation between African and Asian developing countries in triangular arrangements.
For most product groups, the shares for Asian developing countries, in particular those in south and south-east Asia, are in general higher than those for other country groupings.
The JFTC's technical assistance programmes welcome various competition experts from developing or transitional countries,particularly Asian developing countries.
Indeed, the rise in South- South exports of primary commodities to the rapidly growing Asian developing countries is likely to evolve into the most resilient feature.
A representative from UNDP emphasized common concerns of Asian countries, which include poverty and vulnerability to changes in climate,hence the desirability for South- South collaboration among Asian developing countries.
Trade was adversely affected, which had created instability anduncertainty in the markets for many Asian developing countries, and had resulted in a negative impact on production and employment levels.
Fiscal policy has been stimulatory in most Asian developing economies, mainly restrictive in Latin America, and mixed in other developing regions and in economies in transition.
The International Centre on Small Hydropower in Hangzhou conducts capacity-building activities that include the training of professionals from African and other Asian developing countries in various aspects of small hydropower.
Moreover, the unanticipated growth rates of Asian developing countries and the consequent increased need for refrigeration, etc., will impose high levels of costs in these countries.