Examples of using In a number of developing countries in English and their translations into Arabic
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Expressing its concern that, in a number of developing countries that are making continuous and strenuous economic reform efforts, the burden of debt and debt service continues to constitute a major obstacle to the revitalization of the economic growth and development of those countries, in particular the least developed among them.
Regarding system-wide coherence, the African Group noted that the" Delivering as One" initiative was having a positive impact in a number of developing countries which were applying the approach and moving towards implementing United Nations General Assembly resolution 62/208 on the triennial comprehensive policy review of operational activities.
Waiving health-care costs and fees for individuals who cannot afford to pay and providing direct conditional cash transfers to poor families to reward household behaviour such as bringing children to health centres for regular check-ups are some of the innovative, targeted approaches that have been adopted in a number of developing countries(World Health Organization, 2003).
Indeed, with the increasing globalization of the world economy, terrorists have managed to expand their activities, to establish networks of alliances with transnational criminal organizations and to hinder law and order, particularly in a number of developing countries where criminal law enforcement may be susceptible to pressure and bribery from powerful drug barons.
were established as the result of country initiatives as well as, in a number of developing countries and economies in transition, with the support of donors or international organizations, including in the framework of multilateral
Rail passenger transport plays an important role in personal mobility in a number of developing countries. In China and India, each of their railways carry more passenger traffic than the combined railways of all OECD-Europe
Non-governmental organizations have been active in the education and health sectors in a number of developing countries; they can mobilize resources from within and outside a country and can also provide leadership
Social Survey 1994, although the world economic situation showed some positive trends in terms of economic performance in the industrialized countries and in a number of developing countries, the situation in most of the economies in transition, including Bulgaria, remained precarious.
Losses in agricultural production in a number of developing countries could be partially compensated by gains in other regions, but the overall result would be a decrease of at least 3 per cent in productive capacity by the 2080s, and up to 16 per cent if the anticipated carbon fertilization effects(incorporation of carbon dioxide in the process of photosynthesis) fail to materialize.
In a number of developing countries, well-designed minimum wage policies have helped reduce poverty, and greater job security has resulted in increased investments in human capital., In addition, countries with different labour market institutions and diverse levels of regulation suffer from similar levels of unemployment, suggesting that there is no optimum set of regulatory regimes applicable to all labour markets.
Recognizes the progress achieved in a number of developing countries in strengthening human and institutional capacities, inter alia, in such areas as education, health, biotechnology, information and communications technology, space technology, financial sector management and microcredit, sharing of which would be beneficial to enhancing growth and development in other developing countries, and urges the international community, particularly bilateral and multilateral donors, to assist the capacity-building efforts of developing countries in these areas;
Policies and programmes targeting older persons with disabilities are reported in a number of developed countries.
During the past 30 years in a number of developed countries, substantial efforts have been put into reducing the levels of smoking and considerable success has been achieved.
Questions concerning the cost-effectiveness of environmental policies are being raised in a number of developed countries.
In a number of developed countries, the chemical industry remains the largest manufacturing sector.
Limitations on reinvestment are found in a number of developed countries, particularly in the natural resources and services areas.
Many Western European countries are experiencing persistently high levels of unemployment, and in a number of developed countries, inequality in income distribution has increased.