Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Developing countries would in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Many developing countries would like to change this.
The way how the sentence was now formulated created the impression that all the markets in developing countries would be uninteresting.
These reductions in these developing countries would not happen without your contribution.
the rapidly growing emissions of the developing countries would still take us above the 2 °C target.
It would of course be much better if developing countries would have a healthy public finance system of their own.
Developing countries would be net beneficiaries with magnitudes depending inter alia on their capabilities
Increased agricultural output in developing countries would also reduce their food imports.'.
a new Eurobarometer shows that 78% of Europeans think that having more women in positions of political power in developing countries would'make things better.
A false impression is being created that developing countries would benefit from more access to the EU markets.
Developing countries would benefit of key changes such as removing trade barriers on products for which they have a competitive advantage;
they substantiate why this approach in developing countries would be more effective than the current policy, without a dramatic increase in cost.
I informed this Parliament of the false impression that is being created that developing countries would benefit from more access to EU markets.
Under these proposed new rules, developing countries would be better able to benefit from the tariff preferences the EU offers them.
The secretariat of the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change further estimates that in 2030 the cost of adaptation in the developing countries would be in the range of EUR 23 to 54 billion a year.
Many also argue that developing countries would benefit from a multilateral framework of rules for investment that would be cost-effective,
certainly when developing countries would be invited to criticise the reception of their own nationals who apply for asylum in Europe.
In this way, developing countries would be able to implement effective,
Other things on offer included discussion of the escalation in customs duties, and the developing countries would have gained a special protection clause and separate arrangements for their specialised products.
Developing countries would benefit from establishing appropriate regulatory
The negotiations mainly concerned the special measures that the developing countries would be authorized to take when the holder of a patent exploits his invention insufficiently or not at all on their territory.
many of us were clearly aware that the issue of access to medicine was going to be the benchmark that developing countries would use to test our seriousness about whether we wanted to launch a development round.
Mr Voss believed that the developing countries would not benefit from a radical cut in the cost of sugar;
If the world's most powerful countries stopped promoting full capital-account liberalization, developing countries would feel less pressure to protect themselves by accumulating foreign-exchange reserves.
Expanding sourcing possibilities to all developing countries would result in denying the very concept of cumulation,
EU investment in converting biocide manufacturing plants to produce less harmful formulations in the Accession/Developing countries would help reduce exposure from long-range transboundary impacts
However, the consequences of the changes for developing countries would be analysed in the impact assessment to be presented by the Commission in the second part of this year together with the legislative proposals on the CAP after 2013.
According to the article, adding folic acid and micronutrients to the food supply of developing countries would make a greater impact on world health than any other single action aimed at improving world health.
the gains in the developing countries would be of the order of EUR 12-14 billion annually;
A Round concluded on this basis would reduce world tariffs by half and, while developing countries would contribute one-third of the savings, they would benefit from two-thirds of the increased market access.
The resolution also provided that the Commission delegations in developing countries would be ready to transmit to the Commission any complaints raised by third country governments on the marketing practices of a Communitybased manufacturer.