Examples of using Majority of developing countries in English and their translations into Russian
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The majority of developing countries lack such a strategy.
These recommendations are considered relevant for the majority of developing countries.
The majority of developing countries are still net importers of capital.
Abject poverty remains a common feature of the majority of developing countries.
The majority of developing countries receive modest inflows of foreign direct investment FDI.
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Since 1997, this requirement has not been met as regards the majority of developing countries.
The majority of developing countries lack the data required for a comprehensive overview.
That fact showed, once again, the importance of ODA for the majority of developing countries.
For the majority of developing countries, commodity production is the backbone of the economy.
It is essential to improve the availability andquality of the basic data if reliable estimates of adult mortality are to be obtained for the majority of developing countries.
The majority of developing countries have yet to present their initial requests to their trading partners.
The Government's relationship with the private sector, in the majority of developing countries, is limited to revenue collection in the form of taxes and duties.
In a majority of developing countries the telecommunication system is inadequate to sustain essential services.
It is common knowledge that the much talked about benefits of globalization andliberalization of the world economy continue to elude the majority of developing countries, particularly those in Africa.
However, the majority of developing countries are in the less advanced stage of the fertility transition.
The government priority in the majority of developing countries is to increase food production to meet the demand of growing populations.
In a majority of developing countries, the provision of energy services to rural areas remains inadequate due to the dispersed nature of the population and the low-income levels of rural dwellers.
However, for the majority of developing countries the benefits of e-commerce remain a potential to be realized.
The majority of developing countries have a fragmented audiovisual industry which is production-led.
Given this state of affairs in a majority of developing countries, it is imperative that their national investment in science, including public sector support, be significantly increased.
The majority of developing countries continue to be embedded in the North-South paradigm set during the colonial period.
In a majority of developing countries, girls are still underrepresented in enrolment at every level of formal education.
The majority of developing countries with population programmes in place have now integrated their MCH and FP services.
However, the majority of developing countries continue to face significant technology gaps and barriers to access.
The majority of developing countries are mainly concerned with setting up informative e-tourism websites to market their destinations.
The majority of developing countries face a contracted fiscal space, limiting government spending and investment in social services.
For the majority of developing countries, exports of processed products represent a small proportion of total roundwood production.
However, a majority of developing countries have suffered from inappropriate import liberalization while gaining little from exports.
In the majority of developing countries that have adopted open trade policies, such negative employment effects are believed to have been quite significant.
Because the majority of developing countries are net food importers, populations in those countries are affected disproportionately by price increases.