Examples of using Developing countries in English and their translations into Slovak
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Globalization and the Developing Countries.
Many developing countries are against it.
The majority live in developing countries.
Here the developing countries are most vulnerable.
The majority of them live in developing countries.
People also translate
Of diseases in developing countries are water-related.
Causes of death among women in developing countries.
Developing countries, but not in developed countries. .
To fund entrepreneurs in developing countries.
In developing countries, about 90% of births in adolescents occur within marriage.
The majority of these young people live in developing countries.
In developing countries, 90 per cent of births to adolescents are within marriage;
Partnerships to combat climate change in developing countries.
Landlocked developing countries are among the most vulnerable countries in the world.
This pressure is particularly high in developing countries”.
States and landlocked developing countries, in accordance with their national plans and programmes.
Its primary emphasis is human rights in developing countries.
Developing countries have, in comparison with industrialized countries, a low level of economic development.
October could be a tipping point for many developing countries.
The Germanwatch Climate Risk Index 2011 shows: developing countries are particularly affected by weather catastrophes.
European industry is facing powerful competitive pressure from developing countries.
A series of global shocks has left many developing countries vulnerable.
It is the only nutritional deficiency common in both developed and developing countries.
Nations which are not defined by the UN as"developing countries";
In 2003, the United Nations recognised 116 developing countries.
This growth in demand will mostly come from developing countries.
Obesity is increasing to epidemic levels in both developed and developing countries.
Targets for reducing HFC use is different for developed and developing countries.
Kawasaki disease is the maincause of acquired heart disease in children in developing countries.
Cervical cancer is aserious public health problem in both developed and developing countries.