Examples of using Developing countries expressed in English and their translations into Russian
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Some developing countries expressed the view that improvement should not result in increased complexity.
Mr. Anwar(Indonesia), emphasizing the major role played by MSMEs in both developed and developing countries, expressed support for the creation of a working group.
Developing countries expressed the hope that the new EU GSP scheme would adopt user-friendly rules of origin.
Others, while agreeing that there was a need to facilitate the participation of non-governmental organizations from developing countries, expressed doubts about establishing a trust fund.
Many developing countries expressed frustration at the failure to achieve the full potential of South-South cooperation.
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Regarding implementation of the Agreement on Textiles and Clothing:At the end of July 2002, several developing countries expressed their concern about the lack of progress on all the proposals contained in the Decision.
Developing countries expressed their concern about using indicators that were constantly changing as a basis for codifying the influence of South-South cooperation.
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.
Several delegations from developing countries expressed their appreciation of UNCTAD's work on regional trading arrangements and on South-South cooperation.
Developing countries expressed very clearly the view that the scale of assessments does not reflect the responsibilities of the Parties in the production and export of hazardous wastes.
In the Seattle preparatory process, some developing countries expressed concern about the trade effects of environmental standards and the manner in which international standards are being developed. .
Developing countries expressed concern over the lack of progress in harmonizing the rules of origin, which were at present based on two different criteria, namely the process criterion and the percentage criterion.
The Director of the Special Unit for Technical Cooperation among Developing Countries expressed his gratitude to the High-level Committee for its endorsement of the recommendations contained in the document on new directions for TCDC TCDC/9/3.
In parallel, developing countries expressed concern that committing to the"Understanding" would be too far-reaching and attempts to narrow the prudential carve-out would be inappropriate.
A business organization representing 140 corporations from developed and developing countries expressed the view that in order to realize the full potential of market-based opportunities, a clear global consensus for GHG reductions post 2012 would be necessary.
Developing countries expressed the view that technical and economic cooperation among developing countries should be given ample focus for effectively integrating them into the global economy.
Some members of the committee from developing countries expressed concern that sharing of information with respect to all taxes, particularly subnational taxes, might prove burdensome or might raise constitutional and political issues for them.
Developing countries expressed appreciation to the international community, particularly donor countries and UNDP, for the financial support they have provided to UNCTAD for its trade-related technical assistance activities.
Many delegations from both developed and developing countries expressed the view that international trade was not the cause of the problem, and there was a consensus that a resort to neo-mercantilist, protectionist measures would not only fail to provide a solution, but would also be detrimental to the economic prospects of all countries. .
Developing countries expressed satisfaction at the pledges of support for the voluntary funds that had been made, but they felt that it would be highly desirable for the range of contributors to be widened, and for the funds to be brought to a level commensurate with needs.
Many members from developing countries expressed themselves in favour of such a provision in the United Nations Model Convention since many problems in this field have been experienced.
Several members from developing countries expressed legitimate concerns at their inability to agree to full exchange of information treaty articles in view of the unequal endowment of resources between developed and developing countries. .
Several experts from developing countries expressed concern that joint implementation(JI) could distract attention from the meeting of certain obligations of Annex 1 Parties under the UNFCCC, particularly those relating to technology transfer and finance.
Many developing countries expressed concern about the processes mandated by Annex C. They also expressed concern about complementary approaches, particularly quantitative benchmarking and plurilateral negotiations.
Developing countries expressed support for reduction commitments in non-agricultural market access(NAMA) consistent with their capacities and development objectives, and considered that they should be accorded less than full reciprocity, as provided in the Doha Ministerial Declaration.
Several developed countries expressed reservations on the proposal.
Mr. Aho-Glele(Benin), speaking on behalf of the Group of least developed countries, expressed regret that a vote had had to be taken on a provision so vital for development.
Mr. Alim(Bangladesh), speaking on behalf of the Group of Least Developed Countries, expressed support for the statement made on behalf of the Group of 77 and China.
The representative of Benin, speaking on behalf of the least developed countries, expressed appreciation for the work of the Assistance to the Palestinian People Unit, especially under very difficult field conditions.
Least developed countries expressed the desire that safeguard measures should not be applied against their exports.