Examples of using Delegations from developing in English and their translations into Russian
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Such overlaps should be avoided in future as they presented difficulties for small delegations from developing countries.
Delegations from developing countries maintained that the local context should be given appropriate weight in MDG reporting.
Switzerland will support this conference by, among other things,facilitating the participation of delegations from developing countries.
Many delegations from developing countries said that their countries had recently experienced relatively high growth rates.
In addition, two Governments recommended that special financial measures be taken to ensure the adequate participation of delegations from developing countries.
Delegations from developing countries maintained that the local context should be given appropriate weight in MDG reporting.
The strong interest andactive participation of delegations from developing and developed countries confirmed the relevance and timeliness of the debate.
Some study tours have been conducted to illustrate the organization and structure of beekeeping concerns in industrialized countries for delegations from developing countries.
Two delegations from developing countries noted the potential to enhance the financial resource base with donations-in-kind and human resources.
Among the issues raised by participants, the Chair highlighted the problem of extensive andcomplicated agendas leading to busy schedules of meetings that were unfair to smaller delegations from developing countries.
Several delegations from developing countries pointed to the need for more capacity-building to offset the very real constraints they faced.
Some European and North American delegations, before finally deciding to request a vote themselves on the proposed amendment,had sought to put pressure on delegations from developing countries to do so.
Several delegations from developing countries expressed their appreciation of UNCTAD's work on regional trading arrangements and on South-South cooperation.
To assist the developing countries and countries with economies in transition in building and strengthening national capabilities for attracting foreign investment andtechnology by hosting delegations from developing countries and providing them with on-the-job orientation through the promotion vis-à-vis potential foreign partners of specific business opportunities in their home countries;
Many delegations from developing countries informed the meeting of the progress achieved in the adoption, implementation and modernization of their competition regimes.
To assist the developing countries and countries with economies in transition in building and strengthening national capabilities for attracting foreign investment andtechnology by hosting delegations from developing countries and countries with economies in transition and providing them with on-the-job orientation through the promotion vis-à-vis potential foreign partners of specific business opportunities in their home countries;
Several delegations from developing countries highlighted the importance of strengthening the Global System of Trade Preferences among Developing Countries(GSTP) as a way of enhancing South-South cooperation and addressing the concerns of developing countries.
In addition to measures provided pursuant to article 7 of this Protocol, each State Party shall ensure that its legislative framework contains measures that permit providing,At the fourth session of the Ad Hoc Committee, some delegations from developing countries expressed concern that the economic situation in their countries might make it difficult for their Governments to implement some of these provisions. in appropriate cases.
Moreover, the fact that many delegations from developing countries, in particular the least developed countries, had not participated in the Conference, had prevented the debates from being truly universal.
Some delegations from developing countries expressed their concern about the lack of adequate appreciation by developing countries themselves of the benefits of TCDC and pointed out that fact as the most crucial aspect that impeded the implementation of the Buenos Aires Plan of Action.
Most important, we commend the cooperation and partnership between all the delegations from developing and developed countries, North, South, East and West, that forged a partnership which recognizes that, while there are differences among countries, there is a common goal to achieve sustainable development throughout the world.
Delegations from developing countries suggested that UNICEF monitor implementation of the"20/20" concept especially for basic social services and argued that the mid-decade goals and NPAs could not be achieved in some countries unless the principle was followed.
Not satisfied by decision-making processes dominated by the Bretton Woods institutions from which manydeveloping countries felt marginalized, 36 delegations from developing countries organized the Cairo Conference in 1962, a non-United Nations meeting, which final Declaration called for an international conference within the framework of the United Nations on"all vital questions related to international trade, primary commodity trade and economic relations between developing and developed countries.
Delegations from developing countries have also expressed concern about the adequacy of their participation in the increased number of Board sessions, in view of the small size of their missions to the United Nations and the financial considerations involved in providing representation from capitals.
In the discussions that followed, several delegations from developing countries hosting refugees drew attention to the significant socio-economic impact that resulted from their presence, and voiced concern that measures to mitigate this impact were inadequate.
Delegations from developing countries were apprehensive that developing countries might not be benefiting from UNCJIN as much as possible and requested that consideration be given to using United Nations offices in the developing countries where there was such need as a gateway to UNCJIN, with appropriate briefing and training of local officials dealing with crime prevention and criminal justice matters.
In the Working Group, many delegations from developing countries have questioned the rationale for establishing eco-labelling criteria for products that are principally imported, in particular when such criteria relate to the use of specific materials or process and production methods PPMs.
Many delegations from developing countries were supportive of UNCTAD's involvement in inter-agency cooperation under the Aid for Trade initiative, and expressed the hope that the Enhanced Integrated Framework for Trade-related Technical Assistance to Least Developed Countries would focus more on LDCs' trade-related capacity-building programmes, and that trade and development concerns would be mainstreamed into national development plans and poverty reduction strategy papers.
In addition, many delegations from developed and developing countries provided useful information on activities, policies and strategies in their countries pertaining to sustainable tourism development.
Delegations from developed countries recognized their responsibility and reconfirmed their political desire to bring the Round to a successful and balanced conclusion.