Examples of using Developing-country in English and their translations into Russian
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Developing-country share of world exports.
The Importance of Developing-Country Participation.
Developing-country participation and capacity-building.
Synergies between developed- and developing-country actions.
Trends in developing-country trade liberalization.
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Trends in terms of trade of developing-country exports.
Developing-country technology transfer in West and East Africa;
Investment rates across developing-country groups.
Developing-country merchandise exports grew by almost 11 per cent.
UNEP provided support to 80 developing-country Governments.
Developing-country consumption in 2005 was 5,595 ODP tonnes.
Tariffs are not the only barrier to developing-country exports.
Value and Share of Developing-Country Exports in Total World Exports.
Box 3: Driving forces of outward FDI by developing-country firms.
Applications from developing-country institutions are especially welcome.
II. Internationalization through outward investment by developing-country firms 5.
Part I summarized developing-country concerns as follows.
Developing-country contributions for tsunami recovery and reconstruction.
Further opportunities abound for developing-country businesses.
Many developing-country airlines are striving to adapt to this trend.
The Organization relied heavily on developing-country troop contributors, including Nigeria.
Pool developing-country resources to address common technological challenges.
A growing but still relatively small part of extractive FDI originates from developing-country TNCs WIR06.
Extent of participation by developing-country Governments in project-related activities.
Recently, however, commercial banks had, in general, retreated from developing-country project financing.
Some developing-country firms have emerged as global players UNCTAD 2006a.
The Expert Meeting will review national and international policies andactions to enhance developing-country participation in the above-mentioned three sectors.
CDM and developing-country experiences and expectations under the post-2012 regime.
Urges parties, and invites others in a position to do so, to contribute urgently to the Technical Cooperation Trust Fund with a view to ensuring the full andeffective participation of developing-country parties, in particular least developed countries and small island developing States, and parties with economies in transition, in the meetings of the Conference of the Parties;
However, developing-country firms may also bring disadvantages to their hosts.