Examples of using Developed and developing in English and their translations into French
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Governments in both the developed and developing worlds have demonstrated leadership
High blood pressure is the leading cause of death in the developed and developing world and the number-one modifiable risk factor.
An alarming availability gap exists between the developed and developing world in relation to the supply of essential medicines.
responsibilities shared by developed and developing States alike.
redistributed them to broadcast outlets in the developed and developing world.
included experts from developed and developing States.
labour and industry, developed and developing.
a mechanism that brings together both developed and developing nations, was created.
as developing countries can also become important markets for trading partners in the developed and developing world.
So far, only one enforcement cooperation agreement between a developed and developing country(the United States and Brazil) has been concluded.
employment generation in both developed and developing economies.
to demands for a more just division of resources between developed and developing States.
Several delegates specifically noted the value of the United Nations Set as a platform for dialogue between developed and developing counties.
However, many of the IPF/IFF proposals for action are relevant to individual governments, both developed and developing, as well as organizations.
special efforts should be directed at increasing technical cooperation between developed and developing nations.
In addition, concern was expressed over the possibility of widening gaps between developed and developing States in connection with such emerging technologies.
Wide disparities in the levels of energy consumption within and between developed and developing countries exist.
Some strategies and priorities might need to be tailored differently to fit developed and developing nation realities.
Governments have agreed that the IMF's surveillance role must become more even-handed between developed and developing economies.
Traditionally, we have focused on the divide between developed and developing nations.