Examples of using The developing countries in English and their translations into Chinese
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Many representatives advocated the formulation of more equitable policies to promote the economic growth of the developing countries and to better integrate them into the global economy.
Recognizes that the process of globalization brings with it new challenges, particularly for the developing countries and the least developed among them in their efforts to eradicate poverty;
Mr. Gumende(Mozambique) said that it was necessary to consider how the developing countries could be helped to implement the Anti-Personnel Mine Ban Convention.
Incidentally, this is also why in our day and age the movies coming out of the developing countries are much more interesting than our own.
Access to developed country markets was distorted by barriers and subsidies that the developing countries could not match.
In 1988 the head of State proposed in the United Nations that the interest be waived on the debts of the developing countries.
It was predicted that the ageing of the population, a consequence of scientific and technological development, would be faster in the developing countries than in the developed countries. .
Our development partners should realize that the implementation of their commitments is vital if we, the developing countries, are to achieve sustainable development.
It was important to combine the market potential of the developing countries with the technological advances of the developed ones.
The developing countries, which make up three quarters of the world' s population, should become a key pillar of a multipolar world.
Mr. Al-Haddad(Yemen) stressed that debt continued to weigh heavily on the developing countries, stunting their growth and leading to social and political instability.
Trade also plays an important role in the developing countries' pursuit of sustainable development.
In sum, the international community must assist the developing countries in their efforts to meet the challenges arising from globalization.
It was essential to take measures at all levels to enable the developing countries to deal with the challenges posed in an increasingly globalized world.
Indeed, for the developing countries, its effect would be equivalent to the loss of all the adjustments provided for in the current scale.
In that connection a reduction in the ceiling would not be acceptable if it led to an increase in the contributions of the developing countries.
While the developing countries had opened their markets to products from the developed countries, the developed countries had not responded with reciprocal measures.