Examples of using Less-developed in English and their translations into Dutch
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unemployed and“less-developed” regions.
Because despite of years of aid from Western na tions people in less-developed countries are not able to support themselves,
Because despite of years of aid from Western nations people in less-developed countries are not able to support themselves,
The aim is to foster growth and job creation in the Member States and less-developed regions.
that are more- and less-developed.
A considerable proportion of budgetary resources shall be concentrated on the less-developed regions covered by Objective 1.
Most(57%) of European Investment Bank loans go to investment projects situated in less-developed areas or areas with serious problems of industrial decline.
since it is now customary to refer only to developing countries and to the category of less-developed countries.
Project launched in 1995 by DG XVI to explore the opportunities for Internet in the less-developed regions.
This deterioration has been more marked in the relatively more industrialized regions of both countries than in the less-developed areas, in which more than a quarter of the labour force is often still working in agriculture.
Under no circumstances can the cohesion process for existing less-developed regions be jeopardized,
If we are to promote industrial development in less-developed regions and to take account of social requirements, something more is
take account of the situation of border regions with less-developed or small networks.
Fourth, from the point of view of less-developed economies in the EU,
If the reformed funds are to be relevant to the underlying problems of Europe's less-developed regions, they must address innovation,
On the contrary it is a perfect case study of what happens to a less-developed region within an economic
everything but arms for less-developed countries, which remains unchanged;
The countries of the European Union, have accepted the challenge to help the least- and the less-developed countries to overcome poverty
The proposed liberalization of the telecommunications market will downgrade the services offered, especially in less-developed areas, and will make it more difficult for citizens,
The last proposal that should be noted is that envisaging the prospect of relaxing the rules of origin currently in force in favour, on the one hand, of the less-developed countries and, on the other,