Examples of using Developing countries have established in English and their translations into Russian
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Many developing countries have established public sector institutions that specialize in science and technology activities.
Domestic and external resources can be best mobilised when developing countries have established an enabling environment for development.
Many developing countries have established municipal development banks to assist local governments in financing investments.
The flow of developing country students moving to other countries to study appears to be decreasing, since several developing countries have established medical and para-medical schools to meet national demand.
Several developing countries have established national marine policies, including those relating to science and services.
In its report on progress in the implementation of the World Food Summit Plan of Action, the Committee on World Food Security stated that several developing countries have established short-term mechanisms to increase access to food.
Most recently, some developing countries have established substantial export capacity in ICT-enabled services through GATS Mode 1 outsourcing.
In addition to clearing andpayments arrangements, developing countries have established a limited number of multilateral trade financing and export-credit guarantee facilities.
Developing countries have established, often within the framework of ECDC organizations, banks and funds at subregional, regional and interregional levels to support South-South cooperation.
Collecting Societies In order to realize the potential benefits of copyright, some developing countries have established collective management societies, which represent the rights of artists, authors and performers and collect royalties from licensing copyrighted works held in their inventories.
Several developing countries have established national councils, commissions or institutes on youth in, or associated with, the Office of the Prime Minister or President Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Malaysia, Maldives, Philippines, Thailand and Zaire.
Several landlocked developing countries have established road funds as an effective means of mobilizing finances for road maintenance.
Academic institutions in developing countries have established linkages with their counterparts in developed countries through exchanges and joint research projects, strengthening their knowledge base.
The following landlocked developing countries have established or are in the process of establishing dry ports: Burkina Faso, Ethiopia, Kazakhstan, Lesotho, Mali, Nepal, Paraguay, Swaziland, Uganda and Uzbekistan.
A number of companies from developing countries have established manufacturing operations or assembly plants in Saint Lucia, thus taking advantage of the favourable investment climate and political stability which prevailed, and the easy access to major international markets.
In terms of outward FDI policies, several developing countries have established outward investment agencies(OIAs), whose primary function is to promote and facilitate investment abroad by helping domestic enterprises develop international business links and pursue overseas business opportunities.
Nevertheless, while many coastal developing countries have established institutes or centres for oceanography and/or marine scientific research, the undertaking of marine scientific research and the acquisition of marine data require large and expensive facilities, such as research ships, powerful computers and the sophisticated instruments required for sampling and monitoring the ocean.
The developing countries had established a series of promising complementary cooperation mechanisms.
However, a number of developed countries have established special capital markets for either technology-based enterprises or small enterprises.
We recognize that many developed countries have established timetables to reach the level of at least 0.5 per cent for ODA by 2010.
To date, several developed countries have established special programmes for a debt reduction under the DFES arrangements in different countries in the world.
While individual companies andtransport subsectors in some developed countries have established trace and tracking systems, no standardized systems are in place to cover all subsectors, countries and users.
As at 2011, 77 developing countries and 37 developed countries had established Government units to deal with matters of interest for their diaspora.
Many least developed countries have established investment promotion agencies for promoting and facilitating FDI, while some countries have entrusted the task to boards of investment or specific ministries or government departments.
While developed countries have established programmes and, in some cases, are assisting developing countries to undertake climate impact studies, there is a need for additional work, particularly in countries where such issues are barely addressed.
Many developed countries have established national coordination mechanisms and institutions to deal with marine observations in coastal zones for research, quality assessments and the provision of improved forecasts for safety on land and afloat.
Currently, few developing countries in the region have established regular national statistical training programmes.
Most developing countries, however, have established a separated export credit guarantee and insurance agency, responsible for credit enhancement.
Some developing countries(e.g. China) have established certain technological capabilities with the help of FDI.
However, some companies from developing countries, for example Kenya, South Africa and Chile, have established operations in other developing countries.
