Examples of using Countries called in English and their translations into Russian
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Developing countries called particularly for.
This tax is for goods and services, that's why in some countries called GST.
Some countries called for a cautious approach to negotiations.
Returning to the game of elimination is an unpleasant scenario for OPEC,and therefore some countries called for an extension of the pact.
Many countries called for a substantial and successful third replenishment of the GEF.
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Organized resistance to the foreign occupation was carried out by Afghan and other volunteers from Muslim countries called mujahedin.
Other countries called for including migration-related targets under other development goals.
Some agree with, and others ignore, this new position for research, in some countries called"urban marketing", and in others"advocacy planning" or"advocacy research.
Some countries called on the secretariat to increase and improve its data revision for earlier years.
In March 2004,a group of IMF executive directors representing more than 100 countries called for an open and transparent selection process to attract the best candidates, regardless of nationality.
Many countries called for studies on a wider use of regional or subregional reserve arrangements.
Delegations from those countries called on donors to assist them in building their trade and investment capacity.
Countries called on the United Nations system to support countries interested in the green economy by finding appropriate partners and providing tools, methodologies and platforms.
Leaders of over 100 countries called for a reorientation of the work of the international community including the IMF and World Bank.
Some countries called on the United Nations, in particular on UNDP, for additional support for those national assessment processes.
Many developing countries called for broad coverage and flexible rules but others favoured a limited safeguard tool.
Some countries called for guarantees that developing countries would receive a share of the proceeds from the emissions trading mechanisms.
Some refugee-hosting countries called for greater solidarity and burden-sharing, including for assistance to refugee host communities.
Many countries called for further training to increase the quality and availability of human resources in the tourism sector.
Experts from developing countries called for more technical assistance and capacity building to help their countries improve data compilation.
Several countries called for international support for the implementation of United Nations Forum on Forests plan of action.
It is noteworthy that these countries called for the conduct of"democratic" reforms in the Arab East, actively supported the military coups in Libya, Egypt, Yemen and Syria.
Other countries called on the international community to support regional cooperation initiatives undertaken by States on international watercourses.
Ministers from developing countries called for monitoring of targets related to means of implementation, in particular financing, transfer of technologies and capacity-building.
These countries called for a strong message to be issued at the Mauritius International Meeting to push for the ratification and entry into force of the Kyoto Protocol.
Representatives of least developed countries called for the introduction of incentive schemes for multinational corporations, which would help to promote more diversified investments into productive sectors in least developed countries. .
Some countries called for greater transparency, as well as a cooperative and consultative approach to address the trade-impeding elements of non-tariff measures.
Developed countries called for a difference in coefficients for developed and DCs to be no greater than 5 points, i.e. 10 for developed and 15 for DCs.
Several countries called on the Summit to agree to significantly strengthen the capacity 21 programme as a key institutional mechanism for implementing Agenda 21.
These countries called for"credit for early action" and suggested that any emission reductions generated by participating developing countries should be creditable post-2012.