Examples of using In developing nations in English and their translations into Arabic
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Experimental tuber has potential to reduce disease in developing nations.”- Link.
He's dedicated his life to promoting girls' education in developing nations.
Most of the growth is expected to take place in developing nations.
Education and youth literacy is important in building future human capital in developing nations.
Civil aviation has become an increasingly important factor in the alleviation of poverty in developing nations.
Aiding basic space science in developing nations: the official development assistance programme of Japan.
The focus of the project was installing networks of instruments in developing nations, particularly in Africa.
HelpAge International offers many useful manuals, toolkits and professional guidelines to advance policymaking in developing nations.
Another context is that peoples in developing nations resist to foreign media and preserve their cultural attitudes.
EZE is a church-related funding agency working in 70 countries of the world, particularly in developing nations.
There is scarce reliable information about Internet use in developing nations, particularly in the least developed countries.
Another significant issue before ICG is the integration of GNSS services into national infrastructure, particularly in developing nations.
The International Institute on Ageing in Malta offers a rich curriculum for policymakers and programme planners in developing nations.
Poverty and instability in developing nations both cause and are caused by lack of access to education among women.
Especially in developing nations, health care spending is closely related to growth of their Gross domestic product(GDP).
He has traveled extensively to conduct peace negotiations, monitor elections, and advance disease prevention and eradication in developing nations.
In the late 1990s, IMA World Health expanded its efforts to include the management of healthcare service projects in developing nations.
In 2008, the UN wants“to increase awareness of the importance of the potato as a food in developing nations.”.
Many organizations interpret community capacity building in their own ways and focus on it rather than promoting two-way development in developing nations.
Pregnant women in developing nations need clean water, nutrition, basic infrastructure and access to real maternal health care, not abortions.