Examples of using Developing countries have in English and their translations into Spanish
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Many developing countries have substantial domestic savings.
Declining death rates from AIDS in industrialized countries and some developing countries have also demonstrated recent benefits of HIV treatment and that care is effective.
Few developing countries have this institutional infrastructure.
The Norwegian Government recognizes andparticularly appreciates that many Governments of developing countries have prepared and are successfully implementing national action plans for children.
Many developing countries have significant geothermal resources.
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The vast majority of developing countries have completed their NPAs.
Developing countries have abundant labour but little capital.
It seeks out weak points, and developing countries have limited built-in resistance.
Developing countries have high stakes in agricultural negotiations.
It is partly because developing countries have grown rapidly, and that is a good thing!
Few developing countries have access to the new communication and information technology.
I am pleased that many developing countries have turned the MDGs into national targets.
Some developing countries have the capacity to produce generic versions of patented drugs.
We also heard that only 17 per cent of the developing countries have operational strategies for integrating the MDGs into national development plans.
Most developing countries have large adolescent and youth populations.
It is also important to ensure that developing countries have the fiscal and policy space to determine national goals and implement national policies and strategies.
Developing countries have diversity of conditions both within and between them;
Several developing countries have accredited certification bodies.
Developing countries have great potential for mobilizing investment from the growing diaspora.
Few, if any, developing countries have a significant capability for water quality monitoring.
Developing countries have the flexibility of up to 10 years(i.e. to 2004) to implement reduction commitments.
The majority of developing countries have a fragmented audiovisual industry which is production-led.
Developing countries have varied methods of making decisions in order to arrive at a final regulatory action on any chemical.
Over two thirds of developing countries have operational plans of action for the control of acute respiratory infections ARI.
Many developing countries have major plans for harnessing wind power.
Many developing countries have a long tradition of milk production.
This will ensure that developing countries have a better chance to achieve the Millennium Development Goals in a sustainable manner.
Secondly, developing countries have more limited financial, technological, and institutional resources to cope with the adverse impacts of environmental change.
The terms of trade for many developing countries have improved over the past five years, as the international prices of oil and other primary commodities rose.
Moreover, many developing countries have a development strategy, which is frequently based on the Millennium Development Goals or driven by poverty reduction strategy processes.