Examples of using Resources in developing in English and their translations into Russian
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Resources in developing countries.
Development of the energy resources in developing countries.
Some delegations described current capacity-building initiatives to improve the sustainable management of fisheries resources in developing countries.
Development of energy resources in developing countries. 10.
Report of the Secretary-General on exploration anddevelopment of energy resources in developing countries.
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Nevertheless, the management of water resources in developing countries remains generally fragmented.
Development of road transit infrastructure is handicapped by the general shortage of resources in developing countries.
This creates a situation where the scarce resources in developing countries are diverted to benefit developed countries.
Estimates have been made of capital requirements for the development anduse of energy resources in developing countries.
This creates a situation where the scarce resources in developing countries are diverted to benefit developed countries.
An investment"push" is needed to foster economic growth and obtain domestic resources in developing countries.
A serious loss of domestic resources in developing countries occurs through money-laundering and other illegal money transfers.
This has an enormous impact on human resources in developing countries.
Given the lack of human and financial resources in developing countries, they could not fulfil these responsibilities without the collaboration of the developed countries.
My country is aware that a greater mobilization of domestic resources in developing countries is a necessity.
Information sharing, capacity-building and transfer of technology, including through developing States' participation in research activities, were considered essential to address the general lack of scientific andother knowledge on marine genetic resources in developing countries.
This creates a situation where the scarce resources in developing countries are diverted to benefit developed countries.
A review carried out for the Norwegian Government in 2008, before the ban on tobacco displays was adopted,showed that the tobacco industry had invested considerable resources in developing pack designs communicating messages to consumers.
They had made use of available human and other resources in developing countries and had helped to establish and strengthen national institutions.
The differences between the levels of economic and technological development of a State andthe shortage of financial and other resources in developing countries were cited in support of this position.
Later in 1995, the CD invested sufficient time,energy and resources in developing a road map for such negotiations and reached an agreement by consensus on the Shannon report.
Provision of technical services to a number of technical cooperation projects on water and mineral resources management andother technical cooperation projects related to energy resources in developing countries and countries with economies in transition.
While demand for social protection and services has been increasing,government resources in developing countries are still limited owing to the sharp drop in revenues resulting from the global recession.
Domestic financial resources in developing countries are not sufficient for achieving growth and development and must be supplemented by substantial increases in ODA and other resources if developing countries are to achieve the internationally agreed development goals and objectives.
Within the context of HIV/AIDS countries must be given more autonomy and resources in developing evidence based solutions to their local epidemics.
Given the lack of technical capacities and financial resources in developing countries, it may be very difficult for them to take binding commitments at the international level, as it is still not clear what kind of technical assistance is needed and whether it can be delivered bilaterally in the stipulated time.
A global phenomenon required global solutions andthe international community had invested considerable time and resources in developing a normative framework for countering terrorism.
This was due to the relative scarcity of technical expertise and financial resources in developing countries faced with arbitration proceedings, which were costly and could lead to enormous penalties payable by the State losing an arbitration.
On the one hand there will be reduced availability ofglobal development funds and domestic public and private resources in developing countries resulting from the global economic downturn.
Other issues being explored in the area of mineral resources in developing countries and economies in transition are capacity-building in the training of nationals to monitor the activities of mining companies, local entrepreneurship and the development of local businesses ancillary to mining, the necessary conditions for the development of domestic mining industries and partnerships between agencies providing technical cooperation assistance in mineral resource development and the private sector.