Examples of using Countries would in English and their translations into Russian
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Countries would indicate the following.
National policies by developing countries would not suffice.
These countries would also exchange their experiences.
Information on procedures in place in different countries would be useful in the pursuit of greater harmonization.
Countries would designate these areas in accordance with international law.
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Most of the gains for developing countries would come from increased trade in agriculture.
The global financial crisis continued to reduce the prospects that developing countries would achieve the MDGs.
She asked how countries would overcome the barriers that limited the empowerment of women.
The additional transfer of resources to developing countries would thus seem to have a high pay-off worldwide.
However, many countries would witness the birth of that new era as spectators rather than actors.
The ODA level we have today is 0.33 per cent, still short of 0.7 per cent,and not all countries would meet that target.
It hoped that those countries would continue their negotiations in a patient, flexible and constructive manner.
Otherwise, with the voting shares that prevail at the Fund at present, developing countries would have even less influence in IMF.
By the year 2000, developing countries would spend over US$ 1 billion per year on health care for AIDS.
We are of the view that enhanced market access, sustainably financed technical assistance andcapacity-building programmes for developing countries would help create jobs.
Without financial support, least developed countries would find it extremely difficult to participate in the meetings.
These countries would rotate two at a time, thereby becoming semi-permanent members of the Council.
More sharing of successful strategies among countries would strengthen poverty reduction and development programmes.
All nine countries would continue to support the remaining countries with economies in transition in their efforts to integrate into the world economy.
It is highly likely that there would be an even clearer risk that more countries would look for alternatives to the integration path proposed by EU.
Thus, our countries would have approximately $1 billion per day at their disposal to invest in food production.
Special treatment of developing countries: developing countries would have longer transition periods and flexibilities in tariff cuts.
These countries would benefit more if the structure of FDI better reflected the need for investments in the productive and export sectors of their economies.
Achieving the goals andtargets of the Brussels Programme of Action in the least developed countries would contribute significantly towards achieving the Millennium Development Goals.
Least developed countries would need the support of their cooperating partners and the international community as a whole.
The follow-up to the outcome of the Third United Nations Conference on the Least Developed Countries would constitute the core mandate for UNCTAD on work relating to least developed countries. .
Countries would benefit from advice on how to implement the subsidiarity principle and clarification on what activities are best provided at the federal or local level.
Economic reforms must continue or more countries would become enmeshed in the cycle of debt that was so destructive of development.
Unfortunately, in view of the suspension of the Doha Round negotiations, it was not likely that the functioning of world markets for agricultural products andsupportive measures for developing countries would improve in the near future.
It also noted that those countries would continue to rely on financial resources from the international community.
