Examples of using Developing countries faced in English and their translations into Spanish
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Most developing countries faced a serious risk of being left behind.
It had already been recognized that some categories and groups of developing countries faced special problems or critical situations.
Developing countries faced severe problems because of the digital divide.
Older persons living in developing countries faced serious challenges.
Developing countries faced a large financing gap over the next several years.
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He highlighted the obstacles that developing countries faced when negotiating their accession to the WTO.
Developing countries faced a number of impediments in their development of biotechnology.
The Fund should ease the difficulties that developing countries faced in accessing funds for projects.
Developing countries faced several barriers to using space-based assets for ocean applications.
Concerning international assistance andcooperation, he said that developing countries faced many obstacles to ensuring the attainment of the right to health.
Many developing countries faced other immediate challenges arising from such issues as poverty, conflict and disease.
Mr. Wang Min(China)said that global development was remarkably under-resourced and that developing countries faced increasingly grave challenges in their pursuit of development.
Developing countries faced the most difficult challenges and were also the most vulnerable to the impacts of climate change.
Several participants noted that many developing countries faced persisting challenges owing to international financial and economic uncertainties.
Developing countries faced the challenge of linking their economies with the new technology as a way of creating a new economy.
With regard to trade capacity-building, developing countries faced the costly challenge of adapting to ever-evolving standards, which restricted their market access.
Many developing countries faced serious challenges and risked marginalization owing to rapid international economic developments.
Many representatives stressed that developing countries faced particularly severe challenges and would require financial and technical assistance to enable them to establish effective monitoring systems and inventories.
Many developing countries faced financial constraints that made it difficult for Government experts to attend meetings of the Working Group.
It was also observed that many developing countries faced particular challenges such as the prevalence of micro-enterprises,"necessity/survival" versus"opportunity" entrepreneurs and the large size of the informal sector.
Developing countries faced tariff and non-tariff barriers for their products in developed countries, as well as deteriorating terms of trade.
Obviously, developing countries faced additional difficulties when participating in North-South RTAs.
Developing countries faced the transition with the major challenge of orienting their economic growth and social development via a path different from that previously followed by developed countries. .
It was recognized that developing countries faced particular challenges in striving for sustainable development owing to lack of resources and henceforth adaptive capacity.
However, developing countries faced serious gaps in their capacity to access and use knowledge and technologies.
However, most developing countries faced serious financial, technological and institutional constraints in responding to those challenges.
However, many developing countries faced technological difficulties that might delay their full acceptance and application of the draft convention.
Nevertheless, developing countries faced special challenges, since they were tackling ethnic tension against the background of other huge problems.
Although developing countries faced different challenges, they would all benefit from greater support, capacity-building and knowledge exchange.
However, developing countries faced a range of common challenges in raising resources, which were particularly pronounced in the most vulnerable countries. .