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Other countries continue to use multilateral sources which emphasize the role of ports in economic development.
In spite of these modest achievements our countries continue to depend heavily on the export of primary commodities, which do not attract fair prices in international markets.
If partner countries continue their good development efforts, they can count on United States support.
Despite these efforts, our countries continue to face a shortfall of the resources necessary to achieving universal access to prevention, care and treatment by 2010.
With regard to international transit legal instruments, the land-locked and transit countries continue to show little enthusiasm for.
Our countries continue to be burdened by emerging diseases, but also and especially by non-communicable diseases.
In this context, OECD countries continue their distorting agricultural support policies to the disadvantage of African farmers and agro-producers.
Many developing countries continue to subsidize electricity and/or fuels heavily in the rationale that they are supporting the productive sectors of their economies.
Some countries continue to work along two streams- regular stand-alone projects and a programme/sector-wide approach.
If countries continue to scale up their progress at the pace set in recent in health care, we will see tremendous progress.
As certain countries continue to develop missile defence programmes, the possibility that military defence systems will enter space increases.
The rich and powerful countries continue to exercise an inordinate influence in determining the nature and direction of international relations, including economic and trade relations, as well as
The resources from the Fund, combined with the efforts of the Peacebuilding Commission, will help to ensure that post-conflict countries continue to benefit from the sustained attention and support of the international community.
2008); No. 2, 2008, Aftercare- Reaching out to your investor community.(March 2008); No. 3, 2008, Countries continue to compete for FDI, but not unconditionally(July 2008).
On the basis of the statistics compiled by DAC on aid flows to each landlocked developing country and best estimates of total aid commitments to the transport and communications sector, it can be observed that although OECD member countries continue to channel resources to the development of transport and communications systems, the transport sector has certainly not been a priority destination for financial and technical assistance and foreign investment.
The extraordinary efforts of our countries continue.
Disparities across and within countries continue to exist.
Most other developing countries continue to rely on donor assistance.
Meanwhile the very poorest countries continue to lag behind.
However, two countries continue to dominate the receipts.