Examples of using Most developing countries in English and their translations into Spanish
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In most developing countries, well over….
Unfortunately, we believe that scenario is the same in most developing countries.
Market access for most developing countries is so.
Most developing countries do not have such funds at their disposal.
For example, the telecommunications infrastructure in most developing countries is insufficient.
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But as most developing countries, Brazil has its problems too.
Rural populations are projected to increase in most developing countries although not as quickly as urban populations.
In most developing countries, this represents a utopian attitude.
With the exception of some East Asian countries, most developing countries have given education in science and technology a low priority.
Most developing countries have limited or no capacities at all in this area.
Until the 1980s era of structural adjustment policies, most developing countries followed State-directed strategies that tried to accelerate the growth process.
Most developing countries do not have social protection systems in place, however.
Based on the commitments made at Copenhagen, most developing countries have moved forward at the national level in meeting their primary responsibilities.
In most developing countries the growth rate had been sharply declining.
However, most developing countries still faced major problems.
However, most developing countries have limited monetary and fiscal space to maintain domestic demand.
Most developing countries of the region felt the need to have their technical resources and expertise enhanced.
As in most developing countries, the social hierarchy was based on economic rather than on racial criteria.
For most developing countries, achieving the MDGs on time will require strong financial and technical support.
Most developing countries are small- or medium-sized producers, none one of which can influence world prices by varying their own supplies.
In most developing countries, public institutions are the main centres where research is being done in the emerging biotechnologies.
For most developing countries, these speakers emphasized, the problem was not globalization per se but its regulation and management.
In most developing countries, limited financial resources make it very difficult to acquire technology on a commercial basis.
Most developing countries have adopted their own strategies or/and long term visions that will not be abolished after the commitment to the 2030 Agenda.
Most developing countries have undertaken economic and governance reforms inspired by the Millennium Declaration of 2000 and agreed upon in the Monterrey Consensus of 2002.
Like most developing countries, women in Bangladesh have less access to education which is a pre-requirement for capacity-building.
In that context, most developing countries have experienced a major per-woman reduction of donor funding for family planning since the mid-1990s.
Agriculture in most developing countries relies significantly on the traditional farming communities who have made their contribution to production through informal innovations.
In most developing countries, especially fragile States, cultural practices, traditions, customs and social norms hold the keys to understanding the roots of gender discrimination.
Most developing countries are tropic to subtropical in location; in such areas, in contrast with the temperate latitudes, favourable wind regimes are relatively scarce.