Examples of using How developing in English and their translations into Russian
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One of the issues of concern is how developing countries can benefit from space science.
How developing countries should collectively pursue economic growth with concern for the environment through South-South cooperation.
Nevertheless, it remains unclear how developing countries could pay their share of the incubator.
How developing countries should collectively pursue sustainable economic growth and food security through South-South cooperation with the support of the United Nations system.
With special knowledge,agronomists better than others see how developing plants, what they lack, what changes occur in the soil.
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Section B explores how developing countries can place themselves at the forefront of this new wave of industrialization.
The picture is available round the clock, in real time,so you can see how developing this type of business and make your own plan of action.
It is not yet clear how developing countries can obtain access under fair terms to the benefits of globalization.
While it is important for countries to have access to high-quality andefficient logistics services, it is also important to determine how developing countries can maximize their participation in and partake of the benefits of liberalization of logistics services.
Analysing how developing countries can maximize their participation in and partake of the benefits of liberalization of logistics services, in terms of both users and suppliers of these services;
With no presence in countries,UNCTAD has limited impact on how developing countries incorporate globalization concerns into their development programmes.
He also wondered how developing countries could directly benefit from the global reserve system and how developing countries, particularly in sub-Saharan Africa, could reverse negative trends in the flow of resources.
Antigua and Barbuda andother Caribbean countries have demonstrated how developing countries can use their limited resources for the advancement of their populations.
How developing countries should collectively pursue economic growth to eradicate poverty and reduce inequalities through South-South cooperation in the post-2015 agenda with the support of the United Nations system.
The representative of the Philippines, speaking on behalf of the Asian Group,stressed the importance of fully exploring how developing countries could benefit from the new trends in FDI, such as FDI based on research and development R&D.
Mr. Lolo(Nigeria) asked how developing countries should respond to the depreciation of the dollar, given that commodity prices had not changed as much in real terms as they had in nominal terms.
Expert panelists from government, the Asian Development Bank, academia, and industry, including from the maritime ports and shipping industries,considered how developing economies could break the current unsustainable and fossil-fuel-dependent freight transport patterns in the light of climate change concerns.
They wondered how developing countries that did not pose systemic risks, particularly smaller ones, could secure access to the higher levels of the international financial institutions when those countries' concerns were not given attention.
IPCC guidelines andgood practice guidance provide methodologies that can form the basis for how developing countries estimate and monitor emission reductions from deforestation and forest degradation and changes in forest carbon stocks;
The meeting examined how developing countries and their development partners could ensure the effectiveness of the design and delivery of technical assistance and capacity-building for trade facilitation, taking into account the principles of the Paris Declaration on Aid Effectiveness.
The weakening of the banking sector in developing countries,caused by the financial crisis shows once again how developing countries, as innocent bystanders of the crisis, nevertheless have to cope with the repercussions of the crisis, which has derailed or slowed down their economic growth.
It should in particular examine how developing countries and especially LDCs can take better advantage of existing preferences and how more advanced developing countries can offer LDCs preferential access to their markets.
We also need a new understanding of how developing nations can cope with the shocks of global financial crises and escalating fuel prices.
In particular, a key question is how developing countries can encourage expansion of the banking sector and outreach to the poor in housing finance while avoiding the negative and irresponsible practices that occurred in Western countries.
The independent expert might explain how developing countries would be involved in decisionmaking processes connected with the compacts;
UNCTAD could play an important role in suggesting how developing countries, especially the least developing countries, could take maximum advantage of these new possibilities and meet these new challenges, and in explaining the implications of the differential treatment that had been accorded.
His question for the Special Rapporteur was how developing countries could make progress in the face of the restrictions on international market access.
Experts may want to share their views on how developing countries can prepare themselves in order to take part in international competition in these markets?
This meeting discussed ways on how developing countries can cope with climate change and how to reduce the world's carbon footprint.
It is regrettable that discussion of how developing countries can improve their earnings from commodity exports has not been given more attention at the multilateral level.