Examples of using In most developing countries in English and their translations into Arabic
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In most developing countries, however, there is still a significant lack of reliable data in this area.
There is scope in most developing countries to increase tax revenue through effective tax collection, progressive tax rates, modernization of tax legislation and broadening of the tax base.
In most developing countries, this will require the strengthening of capacities for research and development and for adapting and managing new technologies.
The main conclusion is that the major component of urban growth in most developing countries is not migration but natural increase.
The government in most developing countries is the main source of policy and funding irrespective of its economic strength.
Financial constraints remain in most developing countries which are still dependent on financial support from the donor community.
Nevertheless, in most developing countries rural populations have worse living conditions and fare worse in terms of health and mortality than slum-dwellers.
Although banks in most developing countries have not been involved in speculative practices, they will still have to face the consequences of reduced liquidity at the global level.
The foundations for sustainable tourism are already in place in most developing countries as a result of the autonomous liberalization of the tourism sector itself and the progressive liberalization of many other services sectors.
Unfortunately, in most developing countries no such provisions exist at present.
A review of the literature on the performance of agriculture in most developing countries suggests that the role of the State
The main motivation for a strong deployment of new and renewable sources of energy in most developing countries is to guarantee to everyone access to modern energy services and to satisfy expected rapid increases in demand.
Social justice, political stability and sustainable development in most developing countries can best be achieved through genuine and committed support for empowerment programmes through, inter alia, just land ownership patterns.
scourge of debt continued to impede social and economic development in most developing countries.
tax revenues in most developing countries are low, impeding progress toward more balanced, inclusive, and sustainable economic development
Vulnerabilities are accentuated in most developing countries.
This is a cost-intensive undertaking in most developing countries.
However, pension coverage is limited in most developing countries.
Such expedited procedure does not exist in most developing countries.
Tax reform is therefore a policy priority in most developing countries.