Examples of using Some developing in English and their translations into Slovak
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Climate change has had a dramatic impact on some developing countries.
However, in some developing countries, early marriages are still popular.
Hepatitis B is a particularly dangerous problem in some developing countries.
Whereas the economies of some developing countries depend on the garment industry;
In recent years the worldeconomy has seen impressive growth in some developing countries, notably in Asia.
In some developing nations, up to half of the population has paid bribes during the past 12 months.
Children might incur respiratory problems, some developing asthma and sleep apnoea.
In some developing countries, water supplies can be contaminated by sewage or other sources of bacteria.
These measures are imposed against all countries, with the exception of some developing countries with limited exports to the EU.
For example, some developing countries may show a strong willingness to comply with EU good governance standards, but lack the capacity to do so.
In connection with a subsidy agreement, it should also be recognised that at least some developing economies have already a fully competitive steel industry.
Direct government websites in some developing countries may only accept limited brands of credit cards or have a complicated payment process.
In the longer term,rising prices could turn into an opportunity to help rural communities in some developing countries out of poverty.
As oil prices rise, the practice in some developing countries of subsidising energy prices is becoming increasingly unsustainable in public finance terms.
Historically, people used spirulina to dress their food and to supplement meager diets,and it continues to be used for this purpose in some developing nations.
Some developing countries will not even require a prescription forsome items, from prescription shampoos and skin creams to anti-anxiety medications.
And while it is a more prevalent phenomenon in developed countries, life expectancy has also been increasing gradually in some developing countries since 1980.
The effects of climate change could destroy the progress made in some developing countries and could quite simply prevent the Millennium Development Goals from being achieved.
Despite having"democratic" governments, many Western countries have authorities that aremore hostile to their own people than dictators in some developing countries.
Whereas some developing countries say that they are under pressure to give up their comparative advantage when the Union requests compliance with international labour standards.
Luggage Enterprises should strive to diversify the export market, while stabilizing the developed countries' markets,efforts to open up some developing countries' consumer markets.
Meanwhile, the economies of some developing countries are also expected to experience a surge whereas some European countries will actually slip into the lower order.
Metals such as iron and steel, copper, aluminum, lead and tin enjoy recycling rates of between 25 per cent and 75 per cent globally,with much lower rates in some developing economies.
Some developing countries, using irritating anti-colonial rhetoric, want to get rich on this, while at the same time being the biggest emitters of carbon dioxide into the atmosphere.
One particular factor that must be borne in mind here is that some developing countries are keen to get ahead quickly in the value chain and are thus investing a great deal in R& D and training.
It is currently estimated that perhaps 15% of the global medicine supply is counterfeit,while it is estimated that in some developing countries over 30% of medicines on sale may be counterfeit.
With the inclusion of some developing countries in the G20, the UN classification must be revised to make a clear distinction between middle-income and the poorer developing countries, as well as LDCs.
Recognises that frequently some of the problems regarding fairness andtransparency in the provision of services in some developing countries are brought about with the complicity of companies from developed economies;
A potential weakness of the controlsystem is that the existing governance problems in some developing countries and the lack of a non-compliance mechanism in the draft Convention might reduce its effectiveness in practice.