Examples of using Developing countries will in English and their translations into Dutch
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If that is not done, the developing countries will never be given a fair opportunity to achieve increased prosperity and development.
or else developing countries will forever be poor.
The developing countries will account for 46%. the currently developed world for 16%(41.6% in 1990) and the Central
its values as a civilisation and active solidarity with the developing countries will enable it to face the future with confidence.
Population projections imply that demand for food in developing countries will continue to grow,
In the coming decades, the share of EU-25 emissions in world greenhouse gas emissions is expected to decline to less than 10%, while those of developing countries will expand to more than half of the total.
the financial aid granted to the developing countries will provide an incentive for them to become involved in the effort to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
legalized theft of genetic resources from developing countries will continue and farmers will be serious disadvantaged.
forecasts that the number of unemployed people in emerging and developing countries will increase by 4.8m in the next two years.
With the introduction of the Blue Card, developing countries will lose specialists,
other vulnerable developing countries will be an important step in this direction.
implementation strategies are likely to differ from one country to another, developing countries will need to adapt their organisation and legislation to maximise the benefits and minimise the risks of agricultural biotechnology.
Developing countries will be able to count on financial aid to alleviate the effects of sudden increases in food prices,
High standards of chemical management in developing countries will benefit consumers in those countries as well as in countries consuming their agricultural exports,
leadership is necessary- the kind which the more advanced developing countries will have to accept if they are to receive any benefit from the current round.
Scientific and technological partnerships with developing countries will contribute to the Millennium Development Goals in several fields(e.g. reverse the loss of environmental resources,
For example, developed countries will strictly control the impurity content in the production process.
Least developed countries will suffer disproportionately from the impacts of climate change.
Solidarity: The EU and other developed countries will continue to support climate action to reduce emissions
This collapse is in turn worsening the global economic situation, and the less developed countries will pay most dearly for it.