Examples of using Developing countries who in English and their translations into Russian
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This is a priority for developing countries who want access to markets for their industrial goods.
If resources permitted,it might be possible to consider assistance to experts from developing countries who could not otherwise take part;
Some other developing countries who could not implement agreed TCDC activities also considered the possibility of triangular cooperation.
The software package continues to be distributed among analysts,including those in developing countries who use it for teaching or research purposes.
In addition, 150 million children in developing countries who start school do not reach a minimum level of education(grade 5) before they drop out.
They noted that the $1,125 annual fee was discriminatory to non-governmental organizations from developing countries who could not afford it.
Among the participants were researchers from developing countries who had been provided with ILO scholarships that covered the costs of attendance.
Mr. Ocampo acknowledged the problems posed by the exchange rate risk for non-tradable services producers in developing countries who borrowed in foreign currency from abroad.
Some 215 million women in developing countries who wish to delay or space their pregnancies do not have access to modern contraceptives.
Innovative solutions will be essential to reach the 1.3 billion people without access to electricity andthe 2.6 billion people in developing countries who rely on traditional biomass for cooking and heating.
Given the vast numbers of people in developing countries who are excluded from any contact with a financial service, there is a strong logic underlying the emphasis on inclusive financial services.
The expert also suggested that such a scheme could provide some guidance for policy makers in developing countries who were in the process of designing special preferences in favour of LDCs.
Developing countries who are dependent upon access fees for their economic development are particularly vulnerable because of distortions to the fees levels, which are conditional upon the volume of catch.
We have had many top national civil servants from developing countries who rendered great service as staff members of the United Nations.
The meeting reviewed the follow-up initiatives of that series of workshops andthe international meetings on the basis of the results of a survey conducted among the experts in developing countries who had participated in those meetings.
This will be particularly important in relation to students from developing countries who face greater challenges when competing in the global market place.
Women in developing countries who migrate to other countries to work in the informal economy, for example, as domestic workers, can find themselves without access to pensions or work as they age.
The programming alone required full-time staff as the developing countries who eagerly sought to establish trade points required such technical assistance.
MORTPAK for Windows, the Population Division's software package for demographic estimation, continued to be distributed,especially among analysts in developing countries who use it for teaching or research purposes.
Providing primary education for the 130 million children in developing countries who do not now enjoy it would add an estimated $7 billion a year to educational costs, over a 10-year period.
The World Intellectual Property Organization has launched a first-of-its kind global program in which patent attorneys provide pro bono help to inventors in developing countries who want to file a patent for their invention but lack the means to do so.
The number of statisticians from developing countries who were sponsored by the Division to participate in study visits stayed relatively stable at approximately 140 per year, with a peak of 185 in 2007.
Preference would be given to scientists affiliated with universities orresearch institutions in developing countries who, in turn, could pass on the knowledge acquired or apply it to national endeavours.
GLCN, on the other hand, is intended to support stakeholders in developing countries who have difficulty accessing reliable land-cover and land cover change data, and therefore places an emphasis on outreach and data dissemination.
Rapidly changing corporate strategies and growing complexities of production systems make it difficult for smaller andnewer suppliers from developing countries who do not have the requisite capabilities and competitive advantage.
It also supports many young professionals from Africa and other developing countries who are interested in human rights and eager to acquire first-hand experience at the International Criminal Tribunal for Rwanda.
Trade liberalisation may also assist the market penetration in affluent markets of goods produced by smaller growers from developing countries who, like their counterparts in more developed nations, have invested in SFM; and.
The international community needs to rally around the universities and scientists in developing countries who are involved in innovation and the application of science and technology in the various sectors of those countries' economies.
Preference will be given to scientists affiliated with universities orresearching institutions in developing countries who, in turn, could pass on the knowledge acquired or apply them to national endeavours.
The meeting gathered prominent scholarsin the field and practitioners with a wide, hands-on experience in developing countries who discussed different aspects of cultural expression and formulated recommendations for future action.