Examples of using Developing countries remains in English and their translations into Russian
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Cancer in developing countries remains high on the Agency's agenda.
In total, approximately 70 per cent of industrial wastewater in developing countries remains untreated.
Enhanced market access for developing countries remains crucial, but in order to engage in trade successfully, each country must also have the productive capacity to do so.
Accordingly, the need for funding of interns from developing countries remains an important consideration.
The gap between developed and developing countries remains very large, and if current trends persist, it will take many decades before there is a real convergence in average income levels between North and South.
The overarching principle of special anddifferential treatment for developing countries remains a categorical imperative.
Building STI capacity in many developing countries remains marginal to the wider policy environment, with few and/or weak linkages to other key policy areas.
UNITAR has not provided such data,while the percentage of participants from the developing countries remains comparatively low.
The sustainability of capacity-building activities in developing countries remains a major source of concern due to lack of adequate funding and political commitment.
It must be recognized that notwithstanding past efforts,the gap between the developed and developing countries remains unacceptably high.
However, per capita calorific intake in developing countries remains at about 75 per cent of the Western diet.
Despite the growing affordability of ICT services globally,the difference in costs between developed and developing countries remains substantial.
The need for funding of interns from developing countries remains an important consideration.
While the end of the cold war has created a favourable climate for the emergence of a new era of international dialogue and cooperation,the improvement of the economic conditions of developing countries remains an urgent need.
The need for funding of interns from developing countries remains an important consideration.
At the same time, growth is not spread widely enough andthe gap between developed and developing countries remains unacceptably wide.
In general, research and data collection on older persons in developing countries remains limited, although there have been some recent commitments to improving data collection.
Consequently, the proportion of international migrants among the total population of developing countries remains low 1.6 per cent of the total.
The constant increase of poverty in most developing countries remains a major concern and challenge that development with equity strategies must tackle in the years to come.
Nevertheless, despite these signs of resurgence,the overall magnitude of international private capital flowing into developing countries remains well below the peak registered in 2007.
The Caracas Programme of Action on Economic Cooperation among Developing Countries remains an essential framework for our common efforts and adequate steps should be taken for its implementation.
Figure 3, which demonstrates this pattern, also indicates, however, that, despite diversification,the per-capita income level of developing countries remains many times lower than that of developed countries. .
Just the same, the surest policy measures for older persons in developing countries remains what it has always been: support for family and community, which, in turn, is supported by rural development in particular.
The mix of policies necessary to sustain a supportive external economic environment conducive to accelerated development in developing countries remains essentially the same as those contained in the Declaration on International Economic Cooperation.
Reiterates that the gap between developed and developing countries remains unacceptably wide, that developing countries continue to face difficulties in participating in the globalization process, and that many risk being marginalized and effectively excluded from its benefits;
Generally, the situation for university libraries in the poorer developing countries remains very bleak[292], particularly in Africa.
However, the share of LDCs in inflows into developing countries remains low, at 1.7 per cent, and a disproportionately large share is still channelled into extractive activities in the oil, mining and forestry sectors, with limited backward and forward-linkage effects on those economies.
The lack of financial andtechnical capacity in many developing countries remains a severe constraint and bottleneck.
Page"Stressing that technical cooperation among developing countries remains a key element in international cooperation, that it has a complementary role with other forms of international technical cooperation and that its final purpose is to promote economic growth and development- in particular human resources development- utilizing the capacities of developing countries. .
The lack of financial andtechnical capacity in many developing countries remains a severe constraint and bottleneck.