Examples of using Where developing in English and their translations into Russian
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A revisiting of the WTO began in Singapore, where developing countries had to assert the limits of WTO interventionism.
Moreover, where developing countries lack the infrastructure or technology to comply with increasingly complex environmental requirements, new technical barriers to trade may arise.
UNCTAD's training courses addressed the first two broad areas where developing countries require technical assistance.
Another area where developing countries are seeking to improve competition law enforcement is voluntary peer review.
Experts stressed the importance of television andbroadcasting as an area where developing countries had and could build capacity.
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It focused on promising sectors where developing countries, including LDCs, can have a comparative advantage in the digital era.
Liberalization of trade andgoods had proceeded more slowly in those sectors where developing countries were more competitive.
ISAR was the only intergovernmental forum where developing countries could participate in the ongoing process of standardizing accounting standards.
Where developing countries have comparative advantage, they frequently have no preferences at all- for example, the United States' general system of preferences(GSP) excludes clothing.
Work toward a fair globalization to create a context where developing countries have equal opportunity to complete in the global market.
The second area where developing countries benefit from more favourable treatment is with respect to the various types of policies that are"acceptable" to under the Agreement.
Frequently, new trade restrictions target highly protected sectors where developing countries have a comparative advantage, such as minerals, textiles and metal products.
Even where developing countries could muster resources for their development through what could accrue via productive international trade, a stifling environment remains a major stumbling block.
Only ISAR offers a balanced and inclusive forum where developing countries have a voice which is so often overlooked by Part I countries.
Where developing countries have attempted to develop markets in mass tourism, they have found that in order to compete effectively they must invest heavily in their basic infrastructures.
In the industrial sector, the high tariff,high escalation areas include many products where developing countries have a high share in the imports of the major markets concerned.
Biotechnology was one area where developing countries could benefit from international and regional centres for biotechnology and agricultural research.
The point is to ensure that the negotiations really produce results in those areas where developing countries can increase their capacity to export and to take advantage of trading opportunities.
Even where developing countries had environmentally sound management facilities, there were other important issues of occupational health, safety training and labour rights to be taken into account.
The elimination of trade barriers,especially in areas such as textiles and agriculture, where developing countries had a comparative advantage, would be a major step towards reducing poverty.
Even where developing countries had made efforts to revitalize their economic growth through stringent economic reform programmes, they were doomed to failure by the international economic environment.
The other instrument implemented by Germany was a debt swap called Debt2Health, where developing countries could secure finance to fight against diseases, while reducing bilateral debt.
The United Nations could provide a forum where developing countries would share success stories and lessons learned from their respective national efforts to apply science and technology for development.
Calls upon the developed countries for further liberalization andincreased access for the products and services where developing countries have a comparative advantage, and access to transfer of technology on concessional terms as well as to investment and technology.
It may be the case that many products where developing countries have a comparative advantage would be designated as sensitive by developed countries and hence market access hampered.
We need to articulate stronglya new development paradigm, one where developing countries are part and parcel of the solution to create a more vibrant world economy in this truly multipolar world.
Finally, the Commission should be the forum where developing countries and countries in transition could discuss with industrialized countries the means to promote effective norms for the liberalization of FDI.
Furthermore, the paper presented a case study of Timor-Leste, where developing a spatial data infrastructure could help meet the development needs of the emerging nation.
For instance, food andagricultural goods-often sectors where developing countries have a comparative advantage-are some of the areas where NTMs- especially SPS measures-are the most prevalent.
The textile and clothing sector is a traditional butdynamic sector where developing countries have a clear comparative advantage and in which they can continue to increase their participation and benefit from trade.