Examples of using Developing countries in English and their translations into French
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The way that the"green revolution" has spread throughout developing countries has extended this dependency in several important areas.
The limited availability of social protection in developing countries in Asia and the Pacific leaves this vast majority of the population without sufficient coverage.
Ii Show that the phenomenon of extreme poverty affects developed and developing countries alike in different proportions
facilitates partnerships whereby developing countries exchange technology,
continue to pursue the work so as to realize the aspirations of developing countries, particularly least developed countries, in that area.
Developing countries significantly increased their share of the total world catch
We shall be happy to accept scientists and engineers from developing countries in these fields, either through bilateral arrangements
Corruption affects both developed and developing countries, and both the public and private sectors.
Team of Specialists on Internet Enterprise Development analyses the e-commerce development in European transition economies and compares its status withwith that ofin developing countries.
The Protocol's clean development mechanism would provide support to sustainable development in developing countries, with associated private investments
socio-economic consequences of demographic ageing in selected developing countries.
particularly developing countries, in this area.
partial framework for trade relations that disadvantages developing countries.
against the will of the international community, on developing countries.
but many developed and developing countries are still at a preliminary stage.
The Global System of Trade Preferences among Developing Countries(GSTP) provides a promising avenue for developing countries to increase and expand their interregional trade.
less than the elimination of the special and differential treatment for developing countries envisaged under the Agreement on Agriculture.
to make courses freely available, with 3,580 participants from developed and developing countries completing online courses.
The CTCN is also attracting a growing number of diverse organizations from both developed and developing countries to join the Network.
economic restructuring has become one of the priorities of developing countries.