Examples of using Some developing countries in English and their translations into Russian
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Some developing countries.
Establishments for certification have been approved in some developing countries.
Some developing countries are already reaping the benefits.
International organizations have helped some developing countries to simplify documentation.
For some developing countries, ICTs are still out of reach.
The flight of human capital from some developing countries can have catastrophic results.
In some developing countries, rates are lower or higher.
One reason would seem to be the shortage of high-level institutions in some developing countries.
However, some developing countries opposed such a proposal.
Acquisition of technology from parent firms is largely limited to some developing countries only.
Some developing countries are already reaping the benefits.
Financing these current-account deficits may become problematic for some developing countries.
Some developing countries have their own TCDC technical cooperation programmes.
The amount of capital flight-- legal and illegal outflows-- from some developing countries is staggering.
Some developing countries have been able to benefit from this situation.
Such concerns had led some developing countries not to subscribe to the Paris Principles.
Some developing countries are also important development partners of LDCs.
FDI was on the rise, but some developing countries still faced daunting challenges.
Some developing countries have increased their share in international trade.
Some developing countries offer counter-examples to this line of argument.
Some developing countries promoted women's access to natural resources.
Some developing countries continue to face severe infrastructural problems.
Some developing countries(including the largest, China) have attained such levels as well.
Some developing countries had significantly strengthened their governance and institutions.
Some developing countries have successfully implemented agricultural training programmes.
Some developing countries depend substantially on remittances from their migrant workers.
However, some developing countries have made the effort to pay farmers for such services.
Some developing countries, such as Chile, have been able to manage such fiscal rules successfully.
In some developing countries, the cost of a computer was equivalent to eight years' average pay.
In some developing countries, Governments have identified specific sectors for targeted actions.