Examples of using Majority of countries in English and their translations into Dutch
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While different countries face different challenges, there are particular challenges facing the majority of countries in the region.
There are a small number of international companies that supply the majority of countries.
are currently being implemented in the majority of countries.
Do you share our prognosis that the resolution will most likely be adopted by a majority of countries at the UNGA?
drugs are distributed and sold only in pharmacy in the majority of countries around the world.
The Netherlands now has the chance to join the majority of countries who want to move forward
the good prospects for a majority of countries to be ready to participate in monetary union from 1 January 1999.
Like most Member States, the majority of countries are still far behind the target set by the Stockholm Council for the employment rate of the older age group.
A disturbing fact is that regional disparities in unemployment have risen since 1997, in the majority of countries, suggesting that the fall in unemployment has been less pronounced in those regions with highest unemployment.
The majority of countries have excessive levels of debt,
The majority of countries covered recommend that teachers' education enables future teachers to teach foreign languages
The first concerns the way in which we deal with nuclear energy. The majority of countries in the European Union eschew nuclear energy, and some countries which
A majority of countries report having policies to also optimise the clinical use of plasma derivatives,
A majority of countries run their own surveys of opinions
The majority of countries apply simultaneously various structural systems
For some time now the majority of countries have created a legislative framework for this,
However, amendments Croatia has joined the majority of countries of the European Union in which the drug legally available,
Last year use of amphetamines in this age group ranges from 0.1% to 3.1%, with the majority of countries reporting prevalence estimates of between 0.5% and 2.0.
I know that there has been discussion about point 4.1c in the Council and that the majority of countries want to remove this point while others want it to remain.
What doubt is there that in spite of the changes which are taking place one of the firmest pillars of cultural identity in the majority of countries of the Third World is still today the aged?