Examples of using Particularly in developing countries in English and their translations into Dutch
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not only in the European Union but throughout the world, particularly in developing countries.
that the plundering of genetic resources by business and industry, particularly in developing countries, should cease.
which endangers the lives of millions of people, particularly in developing countries, and above all in Africa.
weakens coastal communities, particularly in developing countries.
technology throughout the world, particularly in developing countries.
The study would then offer possible courses of action for the United States in dealing with population matters abroad, particularly in developing countries, with special attention to these questions.
competencies in science and technology throughout the world, particularly in developing countries.
such as the Helsinki Declaration, particularly in developing countries.
Moreover, Doing Business helps to break down barriers- particularly in developing countries- that can discourage the establishment of small and medium-size enterprises,
However, we must bear in mind that it is evident from discussions that, particularly in developing countries, there are very great fears that the Union will call for a labour action policy which will simply try to prevent the import of goods from developing countries. .
The EESC condemns in the strongest possible terms the fact that a billion human beings suffer from hunger in various parts of the world and particularly in developing countries- a situation wholly at odds with the aim of achieving the first of the Millennium Development Goals.
it can help ensure that more account is taken of women's problems throughout the world, particularly in developing countries.
adaptation and to build a new alliance with its partners all around the world and particularly in developing countries.
economic growth within the EU, but also to promote sustainable development at the global level, particularly in developing countries.
are posing a serious threat to human health, particularly in developing countries.
the increase in per capita income, particularly in developing countries.
to increase community capacity, particularly in developing countries facing the impact of inequalities,
being able to influence their cost, particularly in developing countries, means being able,
The International Day for the Eradication of Poverty above all aims to make the public aware of the need to eliminate worldwide poverty, particularly in developing countries, and to stress the fact that combating poverty is our priority.
is sweeping the planet, whereas new resources are urgently needed for investments to help people, particularly in developing countries.