Examples of using Particular needs of developing countries in English and their translations into Spanish
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Particular needs of developing countries in special situations.
A number of representatives pointed to the particular needs of developing countries.
Part V: Particular needs of developing countries in special situations.
Assistance for implementation The TFA recognizes particular needs of developing countries and especially LDCs.
The Bretton Woods institutions should be comprehensively reformed, becoming more transparent, consultative,inclusive and responsive to the particular needs of developing countries.
In view of those trends, the particular needs of developing countries and of countries in transition will multiply and grow exponentially.
The observer noted that while it was important to minimize differences between the two models,the United Nations revision should seek to reflect the particular needs of developing countries.
We recognize that attention must be focused on the particular needs of developing countries and on the large and increasing economic and social inequalities.
Though these scourges are with us still,in other respects we find ourselves in a world radically changed from that in which UNCTAD first defined the particular needs of developing countries.
It is necessary to give consideration to the particular needs of developing countries and countries with economies in transition in the event that the option to recycle is.
States shall follow the principle of mutual cooperation and assistance in the most adequate way, on an equitable and mutually acceptable basis,taking into account the particular needs of developing countries.
While it focuses on the particular needs of developing countries, it also takes account of others' needs. It adopts what might accurately be described as a genuinely global approach.
If'Delivering as One' is to realise its full potential it must continue first andforemost to recognise the particular needs of developing countries themselves and continue to be guided by the principle of national ownership and leadership.
Consensus on the goals and objectives of United Nations reform should reflect the needs and aspirations of all Member States,and especially the particular needs of developing countries.
The international donor community recognise and support the particular needs of developing countries to improve their laboratory and epidemiological surveillance capacity for early detection of infectious diseases.
Work is also desired for identifying the best possible framework for the new negotiations, such that a balanced agenda could be achieved in all services sectors,based on the area of interests and particular needs of developing countries.
The Parties shall, taking into account the particular needs of developing countries and countries with economies in transition, cooperate in promoting technical assistance for the development of the infrastructure and the capacity necessary to manage chemicals to enable implementation of this Convention.
Producer-consumer cooperation is an important element of commodity policy which needs to be pursued where feasible,taking into account the particular needs of developing countries and the characteristics of individual commodities.
The Declaration provides that international cooperation, while taking the particular needs of developing countries into account, should be conducted in accordance with international law and be carried out for the benefit and in the interest of all States, irrespective of their degree of economic, social or scientific and technological development.
Recognizing the necessity for the international community to demonstrate the strong political determination required to use existing scientific and technical knowledge to reduce vulnerability to natural disasters and environmental hazards,bearing in mind the particular needs of developing countries.
Also recognizes that attention must be focused on the particular needs of developing countries and on the large and increasing economic and social inequalities that exist, and further recognizes that disparities between developed and developing countries and inequalities between the rich and the poor and between rural and urban populations, inter alia, remain persistent and significant and need to be addressed;
The discussion that followed focused on success factors in the transfer of environmentally sound technologies, such as the shift from the"end-of-pipe" approaches to process modification,the development of innovative technologies to respond to the particular needs of developing countries, and technology diffusion allowing domestic suppliers and firms to benefit from technology flows.
The particular needs of developing countries, international cooperation should aim at the need for technical assistance, and rational and efficient allocation of financial and technical resources, as well as promoting development of space science and technology and of its applications, fostering the development of space capabilities and facilitating the exchange of expertise and technology among States.
That would require a date for eliminating all forms of export subsidies on all products; substantial reductions in all forms of trade-distorting domestic support, particularly that provided by the major subsidizing countries; substantial improvements in market access for all products; and effective mechanisms with respect to key elements of special and differential treatment,recognizing the particular needs of developing countries.
The role of subsidies in development programmes and the particular need of developing countries for flexibility in this area require particular attention.
Given the existence of asymmetries with respect to the degree of development of services regulations in different countries, the particular need of developing countries to exercise this right has been recognized in the preamble of the GATS.
In order to meet national policy objectives and, given asymmetries existing with respect to the degree of development of services regulations in different countries, it recognizes the particular need of developing countries to exercise this right.
Given existing asymmetries with respect to the degree of development of services regulations in different countries, the particular need of developing countries to exercise this right has been recognized in the preamble of the GATS.
The United Nations initiative on opportunity andparticipation focuses on the particular need of developing countries in their efforts to maximize the participation of all their citizens in activities aimed at sustainable development and an effective management of resources.
The General Agreement on Trade in Services(GATS) acknowledges members' right to regulate and to introduce new regulations on the supply of services to meet national policy objectives,while recognizing asymmetries in services regulations and the particular need of developing countries to exercise this right.
