Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Developing countries will in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Developing countries will become more dependants.
However, it is very doubtful whether the developing countries will benefit.
Many developing countries will also need to significantly reduce their emissions.
Building increased capacity for research in developing countries will also be a particular priority.
Developing countries will only enter such an agreement if adaptation is specifically considered.
From now on, all developing countries will, if necessary, be able to make use of the system.
or else developing countries will forever be poor.
Developing countries will make huge investments into their energy infrastructure over the coming decades.
as a result of the terrorist attacks, economic growth in the developing countries will drop from 5% to 2.
Whether or not developing countries will benefit from a market which is not protected is very much called into question.
The international division of labour will continue to function as in the past, and the developing countries will continue to enjoy adequate production advantages.
Developing countries will see a decline of their exports to TTIP
The extent to which the private sector is prepared to invest in developing countries will depend on international agreements on Emission Trading Schemes.
Many developing countries will also become independent of sugar imports due to other applications of biotechnology.
Environmental improvement complements successful economic development, but developing countries will need the tools and resources to increase their productivity
Developing countries will suffer particularly,
EU collaboration with developing countries will allow those countries to develop research capacities.
Developing countries will sovereignly determine whether
Better tax governance in developing countries will increase the willingness of EU tax payers to support development aid.
Developing countries will be able to achieve sustainable development that at the same time will reduce emissions.
Research of specific interest for developing countries will be supported,
Developing countries will not be able to depend on physical production industries,
As things stand, developing countries will account for 50% of global emissions by 2020.
The developing countries will account for 46%. the currently developed world for 16%(41.6% in 1990) and the Central
If that is not done, the developing countries will never be given a fair opportunity to achieve increased prosperity and development.
Developing countries will be faced with a cost of about EUR 100 billion to reduce their emissions
The second element is that developing countries will contribute to the reduction in emissions within the framework of sustainable development.
As I said earlier, developing countries will need to reduce their emissions by 15-30% compared with business as usual.
In the foreseeable future, developing countries will be able to offer lower labour costs