Examples of using Developing countries would in English and their translations into Chinese
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However, all developing countries would be able to shield part of their tariffs from the agreed tariff reductions, while the least developed countries would not be expected to undertake reduction commitments.
Landlocked developing countries would need to establish strong fiscal and stable positions to be able to mobilize diversified and stable tax revenue and to access external debt financing.
Developing countries would be subject to longer implementation periods and lesser tariff cuts, while LDCs are exempted from reduction commitments although they are encouraged to raise tariff bindings.
Ms. Alemán(Peru) noted with regret that inequalities continued to widen and that, if current trends continued, the majority of developing countries would fail to achieve most of the Goals.
However, to achieve the purposes of international instruments to combat smuggling of migrants and trafficking in human beings and firearms, the developing countries would need technical cooperation and advisory services.
However, developing countries would be more affected by indirect effects stemming from the real sector, as demand for goods would be reduced as a result of the global economic slowdown.
The least developed countries would be the primary beneficiaries in this scenario.
She expressed the hope that the developed countries would fulfil their obligations under the Convention.
Developed countries would support these efforts through enhanced resource flows, further debt relief and a more development-friendly international environment.
Least developed countries would need the support of their cooperating partners and the international community as a whole.
The least developed countries would work constructively with their partners to address existing and emerging development challenges.
Small and vulnerable economies and least developed countries would be eligible for less restrictive higher ceilings.
Developed countries would be allowed to exempt 4 to 8 per cent of their dutiable agricultural products from full reduction as" sensitive products".
Other least developed countries would do well to replicate the Gambia' s successes.
One representative from each least developed country would be supported for the eight-day meeting of the forum, including its ministerial segment.
Unless their constraints were addressed at all levels, the African least developed countries would not achieve the goals and targets of the internationally agreed development goals, including the MDGs.
The recent G-8 meeting in Kananaskis created the hope that the developed countries would provide more ODA to Africa to implement the NEPAD initiative.
Given these resources many developed countries would be able to fulfil the target of devoting at least 0.7 per cent of gross domestic product to development aid, and more than that.
Otherwise, developing countries would be further marginalized.
The effects on developing countries would be severe.