Examples of using Developing countries it in English and their translations into Russian
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In developing countries it means rising child mortality and rising hunger.
Although the community-based rehabilitation approach is mostly practiced in developing countries, it is relevant for the whole world.
And like all developing countries, it must shoulder its own responsibilities.
In some developed countries, the penetration rate is over 100 per cent,while in several dozen developing countries it is under 10 per cent.
In developing countries it is caused primarily by maltreatment of meningitis.
In industrial countries, growth more than halved between 2000 and 2002, while in developing countries it fell by 2 percentage points.
FDI flowing to East Asia went to the manufacturing sector,whereas for many other developing countries it went largely to the primary and tertiary sectors.
For developing countries, it proved to be a more difficult task, as 18 per cent of them reported their non-compliance.
In industrial countries the growth of trade has significantly exceeded the growth of gross domestic product, while in developing countries it has increased even faster.
In some developing countries it is inadequate, reflecting factors such as environment, lack of resources and limited institutional capacity.
Although it is short on specific action in certain areas of concern for many developing countries, it contains many positive and valuable recommendations.
But for developing countries it works, and there are good reasons, why these countries should have sufficient policy space to use this tool to promote catch up development.
While the integration of sustainable development in trade policies poses a challenge to many developing countries, it can also help open up new trading opportunities.
For developing countries, it is aggravated by their debt burden, widespread unemployment, a deepening environmental crisis, the lack of adequate international aid and trade deterioration due to protectionism.
During 1970-1980, export instability in island developing countries increased by 25 per cent,while in non-island developing countries it diminished by 14.5 per cent.
On the other hand,while OECD works with many developing countries, it does not represent them and may need assistance from others in finding necessary contacts.
Hence, it can be reasonably concluded that ECDC provides a natural bridge to effective participation in the global economy,and for the small developing countries it might furnish the only means to do so.
Since such country offices exist mostly in the developing countries, it will reinforce the impression that human rights problems exist only in the developing world.
World air travel is dominated by OECD countries, where aviation fuels consumption increased from about 72.4 Mtoe to 128.1 Mtoe during the same period, while in developing countries it increased from 12.3 Mtoe to 37.1 Mtoe.
The Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela indicated that, in support of special anddifferentiated treatment for developing countries, it considered it feasible to establish financing plans for small-scale fisheries.
According to data compiled by the International Energy Agency(IEA),the use of energy for transport in industrialized countries grew by an average of 1.2 per cent annually between 2000 and 2006, whereas in developing countries it increased on average by 4.3 per cent annually during the same period.
Experts noted that, despite initial expectations concerning the impact of the Internet on traditional segments of audiovisual services,television remained the most powerful means of distributing cultural content, and that for developing countries it currently had more potential than the Internet, because of wider reach and lower local programming costs.
In developed countries it is called"unfair competition" and severely punishable by law.
With regard to Turkey's representation,although Turkey had been treated as a developing country it had not benefited from the scheme of limits in the previous scale.
Although incineration may be utilized in developed countries, it may not be the most cost-effective option in all countries. .
As a developing country, it noted the challenged faced by Benin and asked for further information on the growth strategy for poverty reduction.
In addition to the least developed countries, it also addresses the needs of land-locked, transit and small island developing countries. .
Among developed countries, it has tended to be lowest in the Nordic countries and highest in Italy, the United Kingdom and the United States.
In many developing and least developed countries, it had become the main source of foreign exchange earnings and a key sector in terms of employment.