Examples of using Mostly in developing in English and their translations into Russian
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It represents that 74.5 million young people are unemployed, mostly in developing countries.
The rest was disposed in landfills, mostly in developing countries such as China, India and Nigeria.
Task forces held their second meetings in the spring andearly summer of 2003, mostly in developing countries.
A lack of vitamin A, mostly in developing countries leads to blindness and decreased immunity primarily in children.
Half of the wood harvested in the world is used as fuel, mostly in developing countries.
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Over a billion people, mostly in developing countries, do not have sufficient food to meet their daily basic nutritional needs.
Use of probiotics may not be appropriate in resource- constrained settings, mostly in developing countries.
Governments, mostly in developing countries, lose an estimated US$ 15 billion a year as a result of uncollected taxes and royalties.
Currently more than 110 million of them are buried in various parts of the world, mostly in developing countries.
The necessary infrastructure is lacking, mostly in developing countries, to handle increases in urban migration as a result of desertification; and.
Poor health is often caused by lack of information andlack of health services for youth, mostly in developing countries.
Over 275 million people worldwide, mostly in developing countries and island nations, depended directly on coral reefs for their livelihoods and sustenance.
Indoor air pollution is a source ofincreased health risks that affects both urban and rural households, mostly in developing countries.
Over the last two decades, deforestation has reached an alarming rate, mostly in developing countries as a result of changes in land-use from forest to agriculture.
During the current decade,WHO forecasts that about 10-15 million new cases of HIV infections may be expected in adults, mostly in developing countries.
Can we legitimately accept that millions of women,men and children, mostly in developing countries, are deprived of sufficient access to water for economic, geographic or environmental reasons?
It also moved to diversify its income base throughincreased procurement training and consultancy services, mostly in developing countries.
The phenomenon of urbanization is particularly significant because it is happening mostly in developing countries and the increases in urban population are very large and occurring very rapidly.
Such payments are primarily responsiblefor catastrophic health expenditures, annually pushing approximately 100 million people, mostly in developing countries, into poverty.
However, because future population growth will take place mostly in developing countries, increases in energy consumption and emissions will also take place primarily in those countries.
However, it is estimated that at least one billion human beings still lack adequate shelter andare living in unacceptable conditions of poverty, mostly in developing countries.
The chapter addresses issues related to finance for groups of poor people, mostly in developing countries that have limited or no access to formal commercial finance.
Of the more than 5 billion people who currently inhabit the Earth,1 billion, mostly in developing countries, do not have access to clean drinking-water and over 1.7 billion do not have access to adequate sanitation.
It is estimated that 1.8 million people die each year from diarrhoeal diseases, including cholera;90 per cent of these are children under 5 years of age, mostly in developing countries.
Globally, an estimated 21.6 million unsafe abortions took place in 2008, mostly in developing countries, resulting in 47,000 deaths, about 13 per cent of all maternal deaths that year.
Ms. Astiasaran Arias(Cuba) said that despite the fact that the right to food had been recognized in international human rights instruments,over 1 billion people around the world, mostly in developing countries, still suffered from hunger.
Globally, in 2008,an estimated 21.6 million unsafe abortions took place, mostly in developing countries, resulting in 47,000 deaths or about 13 per cent of all maternal deaths in 2008.
Established in 1971, CGIAR is an informal association consisting of 58 public and private sector members that supports a network of 16 international agricultural research centres,located mostly in developing countries.
The majority of trafficked women came from low-income,socially deprived circumstances, mostly in developing countries and countries with economies in transition.