Examples of using Development needs of developing countries in English and their translations into Russian
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The development needs of developing countries must be met.
In this context, particular attention should be given to the growth and development needs of developing countries.
However, for these objectives to materialize,negotiations should reflect the development needs of developing countries, including through the effective implementation of the provisions contained in GATS Articles IV and XIX.
In order to achieve ecological sustainability, special consideration should be given to the development needs of developing countries.
The trend towards untying ODA to respond better to development needs of developing countries was welcomed.
It must also support their efforts to achieve more balanced international economic relations andto establish a fairer international trade system that takes into account the development needs of developing countries.
The crucial role of predictable andadequate financing in addressing the development needs of developing countries, in particular African countries, .
In agriculture, there was a need for differentiated tariff reductions, significant flexibility through special products, anda Special Safeguard Mechanism consistent with the development needs of developing countries.
However, they opposed an approach to liberalization that did not truly serve the development needs of developing countries by allowing them to benefit from participation in the multilateral trading system.
To promote efficiency in production processes andreduce wasteful consumption in the process of economic growth, taking into account the development needs of developing countries;
Governments should ensure that these policies and measures are, inter alia, transparent andpay appropriate attention to the special conditions and development needs of developing countries, as well as respect the relevant concepts contained in the Rio Declaration and Agenda 21.
Reaffirming the role of the United Nations Environment Programme as the principal body within the United Nations system in the field of environment, which should take into account,within its mandate, the development needs of developing countries.
Keeping in mind that the past successes of the Protocol had greatly depended on the principle of common butdifferentiated responsibilities and the development needs of developing countries, he expressed the hope that an agreement could be reached of dual benefit to the ozone layer and the climate.
One of the challenges facing countries is therefore ensuring that IIAs are sufficiently flexible to serve,in addition to the specific objectives of each instrument, the development needs of developing countries.
Rather, consideration should be given to the growth and long-term development needs of developing countries.
In developing environmental policies with a potential trade impact, it is important to ensure that they are, inter alia, transparent andpay appropriate attention to the special conditions and development needs of developing countries.
SDT for developing countries should be an integral part of all elements of the negotiations andshould take fully into account special development needs of developing countries, including food security and rural development. .
On the issue of aid effectiveness, my delegation agrees with other delegations that there must be some improvementon enhancing ownership and coordination and harmonizing donor funds with the development needs of developing countries.
There is a need to ensure that the reform process under way is carried out with the primary objectives of strengthening the capacity of our Organization to address critical development issues andto respond promptly and effectively to the development needs of developing countries, in fulfilment of the purposes and principles of the United Nations Charter.
Pledges have been made at high-level meetings to reverse the declining trend in official development assistance, to open up the markets of developed countries to developing countries' export products and to reorient the world's financial andtrade systems towards promoting sustainable development and addressing the development needs of developing countries.
Promoting efficiency in production processes andreducing wasteful consumption in the process of economic growth, taking into account the development needs of developing countries.
In this regard, it is worth recalling the urgent need to accelerate the ongoing reform of the United Nations, including the reform of the Security Council, the revitalization of the General Assembly, and the process of reforming the United Nations system to make it more effective, efficient and coherent andthus more responsive to the development needs of developing countries.
Policies and measures to promote gender equality and to address any possible setbackneed to be identified, bearing in mind the development needs of developing countries.
In addition, Guyana notes that the proposal envisages a number of concrete initiatives aimed at addressing critical issues of human development, while recognizing that investment, technical andeconomic assistance remain principal instruments to support the development needs of developing countries.
Pakistan welcomed the efforts of UNIDO to work more closely with system partners through the CEB Inter-agency Cluster on Trade and Productive Capacity in order to enhance coherence in its areas of work, andhoped that those efforts would help to address the development needs of developing countries more effectively and to a greater extent.
To strengthen the participation of developing countries in the multilateral trading system, a balance had to be achieved, in present and future negotiations, between rights and obligations in WTO andbetween the interests of major trading partners and the development needs of developing countries.
However, it is essential that the reform process, first and foremost,strengthen the United Nations ability to deal with the issues related to the development needs of developing countries.
Hence the urgent need to accelerate efforts to make the United Nations more effective, efficient and coherent and, therefore,more responsive to the development needs of developing countries.
A challenge facing countries is how to ensure that IIAs allow in an appropriate manner for the flexibility necessary to serve,in addition to the specific objectives of each instrument, the development needs of developing countries.
SADC countries attached great importance to the universal, neutral, voluntary and grant nature of the United Nations operational activities for development, as well as to their ability to respond to the development needs of developing countries.