Examples of using Live in developing countries in English and their translations into Swedish
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Of them live in developing countries.
Of people with visual impairment live in developing countries.
The majority of disabled people live in developing countries where they also experience poverty
Nearly 90 per cent of the world's youth live in developing countries.
Eighty percent of these children live in developing countries where less than one out of every 10 currently has access to education.
Many of the most vulnerable women in the world live in developing countries.
The vast majority of refugees live in developing countries of the 8.7 million refugees recognised by UNHCR,
Of people suffering from AIDS live in developing countries.
The majority of deaf people live in developing countries.
40% of these people live in developing countries.
Of people with disabilities live in developing countries Education.
elderly people who live in developing countries.
Some 75 percent of the poor who live in developing countries are in rural areas.
people in the world, 85 percent live in developing countries.
The Council recognises that many indigenous peoples live in developing countries where they often experience economic,
The joint United Nations programmes on Aids has already estimated that 95% of all HIV-infected individuals live in developing countries.
It should also be remembered that for millions of people who live in developing countries, the basic means of sustenance is agriculture.
social situation in which people live in developing countries.
The statistics are quite horrifying- 90% of the world's HIV virus carriers live in developing countries and 95% of TB sufferers are in developing countries. .
over 400 million of them live in developing countries.
Almost 40 million people are infected by AIDS/HIV, and 90% of them live in developing countries, most of those- 70%- in sub-Saharan Africa.
not for short term prosperity at the expense of the quality of life for those who live in developing countries.
not to a short-term increase in our welfare at the expense of those who live in developing countries.
those of limited means or abilities, or those who live in developing countries.
That is more than a quarter of all women living in developing countries.
Most often, this problem worries women who live in developed countries.
injury among women living in developing countries.
One third of the 4.5 billion people living in developing countries have no access to drinking water.
However, it appears that only a large-scale vaccine can avert the threat that this disease poses to the health of many people living in developing countries.