Examples of using Lived in developing in English and their translations into Russian
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Of those, two thirds lived in developing countries.
Most persons with disabilities, who represented about 15 per cent of the world's population, lived in developing countries.
Some 86 per cent of them lived in developing countries, including the Caribbean Member States.
Almost all the out-of-school children in the world(94 per cent) lived in developing countries.
Most of the marginalized lived in developing countries where it was all the more challenging to achieve the MDGs.
For 2000, it was estimated that 85 per cent of the total of 900 million youth lived in developing parts of the world.
Since most of the world's population lived in developing countries, the right to food and the right to development should be given central place.
It also expressed deep concern that the vast majority of those affected by that scourge lived in developing countries.
Some 90 percent of persons affected by natural disasters lived in developing countries that had less ability to deal with natural disasters.
Ms. Critchlow(Guyana), speaking on behalf of the Group of 77 and China,said that 90 per cent of disaster victims lived in developing countries.
The majority of the world's population lived in developing countries, where widespread poverty affected the health and survival of millions of people.
The goal should be universal ratification, as the Convention covered the needs of 650million persons with disabilities, 80 per cent of whom lived in developing countries.
More than 80 per cent of persons with disabilities lived in developing countries, and they experienced higher rates of poverty than those without disabilities.
Approximately 826 million people were thought to be chronically undernourished in 1996-1998,of which some 792 million lived in developing countries.
Given that the majority of such persons lived in developing countries, disability must be incorporated into the development agenda beyond 2015.
More than a billion people in the worldlived in absolute poverty. They included the majority of disabled who lived in developing countries.
At present, more than half of the elderly in the world lived in developing countries and by 2025 nearly three quarters of them would be in those countries.
His delegation was saddened by the statistical evidence that over 500 million people in the world were disabled andthat 80 per cent of them lived in developing countries.
Worldwide there were around 650 million persons with disabilities,80 per cent of whom lived in developing countries, where they were usually among the poorest sectors.
Since the majority of the poor lived in developing countries, the lessons from their experiences in poverty eradication should be taken fully into account.
According to UNICEF, over 1 billion children suffered from at leastone form of poverty, and more than half of them lived in developing and middle-income countries.
As of mid-1993,about four fifths of all persons ever infected with HIV lived in developing countries where the infection is being transmitted mainly through heterosexual intercourse.
First, everyone had the right to a decent standard of living, yet nearly half the young people in the world subsisted on less than two dollars a day,and not all of them lived in developing countries.
The Special Representative had noted in her report that 80 per cent of children with disabilities lived in developing countries, where primary education coverage tended to be insufficient.
Most of the population of the world lived in developing countries and lacked access to the Internet; yet, it was essential for information about the Organization's tasks and services to reach them.
Disability was strongly associated with poverty; of the estimated 650million persons with disabilities, 70 per cent lived in developing countries and 82 per cent lived below the poverty line.
More than two thirds of such persons lived in developing countries and most of them were the poorest among the poor, lagging behind the standard of living enjoyed by even poor non-disabled persons.
Million international migrants lived in developing countries in 2005: 51 million in Asia, 17 million in Africa and 7 million in Latin America and the Caribbean.
The food crisis had caused a dramatic increase in the number of people suffering from hunger-- currently estimated at over 870 million-- most of whom lived in developing countries.