Examples of using Support developing in English and their translations into Slovak
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Support developing countries that wish to produce biofuels and develop their domestic markets.
Industrialised countries are responsible for high CO2 emissions,so they must pay for this and support developing countries.
In addition, donors can support developing countries in domestic revenue mobilisation by regulatory means.
We must take action now to reduce climate risks,strengthen our resilience, and support developing countries in pursuing clean energy growth.
And 3 support developing countries where biofuels production could stimulate sustainable economic growth.
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Of Europeans are willing to pay more for groceries and products that support developing countries, an increase of 4 percentage points since 2012.
(1) support developing countries in integrating DRR considerations into their development policies and planning effectively;
Promote the principles of good governance in tax matters, and support developing countries to fight against tax evasion and other harmful tax practices, by.
Support developing countries in developing and improving formal strategies for an education sector response to HIV/AIDS.
Research will be supported and strengthened to address European social, economic, environmental, public health and industrial challenges,serve the public good and support developing countries.
Support developing countries to strengthen their scientific and technological capacities towards more sustainable patterns of consumption and production;
Despite the economic crisis, more EU citizens are now willing to pay more for groceries andproducts that support developing countries(48% of respondents, which represents an increase of 4 percentage points since 2012).
The range of instruments will support developing countries as well as countries in the European neighbourhood and those that are preparing accession into the EU.
It is incumbent on the most developed countries, which are responsible for the bulk of emissions,to make the biggest strides and support developing countries in pursuing environmentally and socially sustainable development policies.
The EU must support developing countries, notably the most vulnerable, and help them move directly to low-carbon economies and strengthen their climate resilience.
Through this combined approach the report provides both concrete evidence from developing countries on the relevance of PCD andillustrates how the EU through a broad range of policies can support developing countries in their combat against poverty.
Amendment(46 d) The Fund should support developing and assessing disruptive technology for defence which can radically change the concepts and conduct of defence affairs.
I welcome the Council's decision on the EU and its Member States being prepared to make a contribution with rapid initial funding of EUR2.4 billion a year for the 2010-2012 period in order to support developing countries in adapting to the effects of climate change.
(2) support developing countries and societies in reducing disaster risk more effectively, through targeted action on disaster prevention, mitigation and preparedness;
Another illustration of efficiency is thefact that the majority of the new Member States support developing countries on the basis of adding value in specific sectors- an approach informed by their own experience of political and economic transition.
Support developing countries in their efforts to improve forest policies and regulations, strengthen forest governance, value and monitor forest ecosystems, and address the drivers of deforestation and forest degradation through REDD+.
This European Economic Recovery Plan will form part of the EU's contribution to closer international macro economic co-operation, including with emerging countries, designed to restore growth,avoid negative spillovers and support developing countries.
The EU should support developing the capacities of civil society professionals and leadership in the neighbourhood, using programmes such as Civil Society fellowships, recognising the important role of young people in that regard.
Faced with the triple challenge of economic, food and environmental crises, but also the generally encouraging economic performance of Developing countries, the Commission wishes to collectviews on how the EU can best support developing countries to speed up their progress towards the Millennium Development Goals and beyond.
We will support developing countries, particularly African countries, LDCs, SIDS and LLDCs, in strengthening the capacity of national statistical offices and data systems to ensure access to high-quality, timely, reliable and disaggregated data.
On the one hand, we must support developing countries, but this can be done only through transparent, closely monitored investments and, on the other, the revenues from the European Union's emission trade auctions should also be used to support developing country's measures to promote adaptation.
We will support developing countries, particularly African countries, least developed countries, small island developing States and landlocked developing countries, in strengthening the capacity of national statistical offices and data systems to ensure access to high-quality, timely, reliable and disaggregated data.
Supporting developing countries in responding to the effects of the crisis.
In a document entitled“Supporting developing countries in coping with the crisis”.