Examples of using Developing countries have in English and their translations into Chinese
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In addition, developing countries have emphasized that the effectiveness of surveillance depends on the quality and even-handedness of the analysis and advice provided.
According to the UN report, 63 developing countries have reached the MDG target to date, and six more are on track to reach it by 2015.
Many developing countries have realized that Western democracy is not a cure-all for all problems.
Quat Developing countries have the right to make use of the full flexibilities contained in the Trade Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights agreement, including compulsory licensing;
Many developing countries have initiated PMTCT programmes, but very few have taken them to scale.
Many developing countries have become hubs of scientific innovation and ICT, and they are speedily creating a knowledge-based labour force.
Only around 12 developing countries have a clear aid management policy, and even those countries have achieved surprisingly little change in donor behaviour.
A limited number of developing countries have institutional sophistication, market and professional characteristics required to operate viable commodity exchanges.
An increasing number of developing countries have extended some form of social protection to older persons to improve their income security.
Maybe up to the level that current developing countries have,” which can be as much as 60 percent of household income.
Some developing countries have begun to develop alternative policy frameworks through, for example, national adaptation plans.
Developing countries have also become increasingly important sources of development assistance to other developing countries. .
In facing the current global financial crisis, developing countries have begun to press for a greater say in multilateral governance of the international monetary and financial system.
In view of this, developing countries have the right to allocate resources in the best interest of the women in their countries according to the specific situation of these countries. .
Developing countries have allowed their exchange rates to fluctuate, moving away from the fixed exchange-rate regimes prevailing during the crisis in the late 1990s.
While most developing countries have made persistent efforts to educate their children, efforts to educate adults have been limited.
Many landlocked developing countries have reviewed or are in the process of reviewing their customs legislation to ensure uniformity with their neighbours and other international standards and procedures.
Landlocked developing countries have increasingly been entering into regional preferential trade agreements resulting in reduced average tariffs achieved through unilateral measures and implementation of regional integration protocols.
Only 40 developing countries have sufficient data, and therefore estimates cannot be reliably made to assess progress at the global or regional levels.
On aggregate, some developing countries have recovered to a level above their precrisis levels while others experienced a weak recovery.