Examples of using Developing countries wishing in English and their translations into Russian
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In many instances today, developing countries wishing to increase their share in world trade have to modernize their transport systems.
Moreover, there seems to be an imbalance between the number of non-governmental organizations from industrialized countries and those from developing countries wishing to participate in the activities of the United Nations.
Developing countries wishing to improve their foreign trade performance now have a wide choice of available instruments and institutional structures.
Technical assistance in capacity-building could also be useful in supporting developing countries wishing to establish their own eco-labelling programmes and in promoting mutual recognition of eco-labelling programmes.
Developing countries wishing to build a secure and efficient environment for trade now have a wide choice of available instruments and institutional structures.
Participants regarded UNCTAD's BioFuels Initiative as particularly timely and appropriate, as developing countries wishing to produce and export biofuels required access to information, know-how and technical assistance.
The challenge for developing countries wishing to use incentives in their efforts to promote export-oriented FDI is to weigh the benefits and costs involved.
Based on these arguments,the Commission confirmed during the meeting its willingness to support developing countries wishing to address tobacco control, using existing instruments of development cooperation at the country level.
For developing countries wishing to accelerate the diffusion and application of information technology, investments in education in general and technical skills in particular are essential requirements.
The Transitional Committee will develop the requirements and parameters for the methodologies applicable to calculation of the baseline. Developing countries wishing to participate in the NAE mechanism will be required to comply with the requirements and parameters developed. .
Developing countries wishing to establish a trade facilitation programme should therefore take into account the main origins and destinations of their current and planned trade, and define their needs and priorities- when applicable, together with their partners from a given integration grouping.
Venezuela reaffirms the inalienable right of States to develop nuclear energy for peaceful purposes without discrimination,in particular developing countries wishing to diversify their sources of energy and attain technological independence.
The new UNCTAD business linkages tool kit(a road map for developing countries wishing to promote business linkages between TNCs and SMEs) was presented to all new and established EMPRETEC country programmes during the EMPRETEC Directors Meeting in Geneva.
The view was expressed that international law regulating the conduct of space activities should not restrict access to space technologies for States,especially developing countries, wishing to develop their own space capacities in a sustainable manner.
Privacy and data protection laws are equally important for developing countries wishing to secure transborder transfers of data from countries that prohibit the transfer of personal data to countries where the data are not given an adequate level of protection.
The programme on telecommunications pays particular attention to the promotion of local manufacturing of telecommunications equipment,builds awareness on manufacturing opportunities, and provides guidance to software firms in developing countries wishing to enter the telecommunications software industry.
They pointed out that the technology gap between developed anddeveloping countries posed significant difficulties for developing countries wishing to access the benefits of marine genetic resources, especially countries without a minimal capacity base.
Lastly, the seminars organized by the International Law Commission, which were of great benefit to students, lawyers andgovernment officials from developing countries wishing to familiarize themselves with the work of the Commission and expand their knowledge of international law.
Both developing and developed countries wish for economic growth.
If the developing countries wished to bring an end to their difficulties, they must offer women the opportunity to put their abilities to full use at every stage of the development process.
If developing countries wish to attract FDI, local SMEs need to be compatible with the requirements for integration in such supply chains.
Accordingly, if the developing countries wished to be in a position to pay their external debt in the future they should resist any restrictions on growth.
Others, the more numerous developing countries, wish to utilize the United Nations as the principal instrument to change and democratize the unequal realities of our globalized, yet divided, world.
The Special Rapporteur understands that Cambodia, as a developing country, wishes to capitalize on its land and natural resources with a view to promoting development and bringing prosperity.
Today, just six developed countries wish to reduce immigration: Denmark, Estonia, France, Italy, the Netherlands and Romania.
Furthermore, the developed countries wished to introduce clauses with a social or environmental orientation containing the seeds of a new protectionism.
Without unduly caricaturing attitudes,it can be said that developing countries wish to acquire the technological capacity for independent development while the industrialized countries aspire to the role of technological leadership and seek to expand their markets.
He called on WTO members to seek from those least developed countries wishing to join WTO only commitments that were commensurate with their level of development, as established in the Programme of Action for the Least Developed Countries for the Decade 2001-2010.
Developing countries wished to know what the United Nations was doing and could do to improve their lot, while developed countries might need to know about the actions being taken to make the world safer and free of weapons of mass destruction.
Considering that one of the main problems that developing countries wish to tackle by liberalizing their energy markets is the inadequacy of the electricity supply, it may be worth considering the inclusion of a clear reference within the liberalization commitments to the provision of public services.