Examples of using These developing countries in English and their translations into Swedish
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We ought to help these developing countries.
civil war in these developing countries?
Secondly, it is these developing countries in particular that must benefit from world trade.
often above those of OECD countries, these developing countries are now showing signs of convergence.
food security can be guaranteed in these developing countries.
Unfortunately, only 2% of the aid we send to these developing countries is actually being spent on education.
Secondly, and unfortunately on a less positive note, we find a constant depletion of fish resources in these developing countries' fishing zones.
Or have these developing countries got smaller families
would like to go and work in these developing countries?
Meanwhile, the oil disappears unhindered from these developing countries, often without fair payment reaching their treasuries.
want to do something, we also have to have the courage to intervene with our societies in these developing countries.
that everything concerning our relations with these developing countries is based on the Cotonou Accord.
Good governance in these developing countries is, however, an essential prerequisite
India to see how we can help these developing countries and others change their trends.
But the real benefit of visiting these developing countries is not just the Assembly,
My main concern is that as a parliament we try to make sure that we get our development policies for some of these developing countries and our fishing policies and opportunities correctly stated.
If we simply import raw materials from these developing countries, rather than allowing them the add-on value of producing their finished articles in their own country,
In this regard I think it is slightly cynical of the Committee on Agriculture to include the motion that we have to keep an eye on these developing countries to ensure that they are not turning excessively to producing crops for export.
under-invoicing and fraud; whereas these developing countries have charged private companies with this task,
Protectionist measures would now prevent imports from these developing countries and limit the latter' s opportunities to contribute to the international division of labour.
There are two key points here- the first is that the public money given to these developing countries must be new,
In actual fact what happens is it destroys fledgling industries and capacities in these developing countries and developing countries become completely dependent on goods
desirable for these developing countries and politically essential for us
longer term with a special emphasis on these developed countries.
And it is these countries, the developing countries, which need open markets that can receive their products.
The current reform of the external action instruments means that these 12 developing countries will not be covered by the future cooperation and development instrument.
The Committee urges that developed countries must not recruit human capital from these vulnerable developing countries.