Examples of using Developing countries could in English and their translations into Chinese
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Many developing countries could obtain funding from international financial institutions and regional and sub-regional development banks.
In order to overcome the gap, developing countries could leapfrog the process to a certain extent by bringing in critical skills, technologies and investment from outside.
Developing countries could seek to identify a list of different types of services of interest to them, with emphasis on" mode 4".
Developing countries could find it useful to explore creating markets in EPPs through trade facilitation and promotion measures.
It was noted that, in addition to the production of cotton, developing countries could participate in the entire fair-trade textile and apparel value chain.
We believe that Latin American and other developing countries could contribute substantively to global environmental conservation efforts.
The commodities market needed to be stabilized and the preferential system strengthened so that the developing countries could raise development funds from international trade.
If the developing countries could more easily export their goods, their external earnings would be largely sufficient to fund their development.
Many developing countries could be on the verge of a debt crisis, and require special support to help them attenuate the impact of the global crisis.
Developing countries could take the lead in that regard by increasing their involvement in humanitarian affairs at the global level, particularly through the United Nations.
Developing countries could benefit from reducing barriers to trade in services among themselves because most of their trade was regional.
To that end, it was necessary to intensify international cooperation in the area of space research, so that developing countries could take part on an equal footing with developed countries. .
A recent UN report claimed that if industrial robots increasingly undertake manufacturing, developing countries could lose about two-thirds of all jobs.
It was essential that efforts be increased to provide a framework in which developing countries could derive maximum benefits in the global economy.
In a full liberalization scenario, the increase in trade would be worth about $25 billion, of which developing countries could garner about 30 per cent.
To promote South-South trade, developing countries could further explore possibilities for MRAs and deepening of their RTAs.
He also suggested that integration and cooperation among developing countries could be effective in facing the climate challenges in the next decades.
The international community must therefore create an enabling international economic environment so that developing countries could fulfil their commitments.
Its main challenge was to ensure adequate sustained funding to continue the programme so that 35 additional developing countries could actively participate.
The Expert Meeting considered polices and programmes that developing countries could adopt to move up the technology ladder.