Examples of using Developing countries continue in English and their translations into French
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Meanwhile, many developing countries continue to emphasize their right to development without placing sufficient stress on social equity
They underline the fact that developing countries continue to suffer the most from the adverse impacts of climate change
Thus, developing countries continue to face the same underlying systemic challenges that brought them together in the 1960s;
The Ministers underline the fact that developing countries continue to suffer from the adverse impacts of climate change
Moreover, many developing countries continue to rely heavily on the advanced economies for markets
applications of biotechnology in developing countries continue to be heavily dependent on investment by the public sector,
In the absence of an external environment to support their national development efforts, many developing countries continue to languish in poverty,
Developing countries continue to have little control over such external economic factors as terms of trade,
Many developing countries continue to participate in data collection efforts by Measure Demographic and Health Surveys,
most developing countries continue to be faced with the problems of poverty,
Many developing countries continue to struggle for survival in the globalized economy,
The majority of developing countries continue to be crippled by weak infrastructure such as roads,
Sri Lanka is disappointed that, on the international economic scene, developing countries continue to suffer from inadequate access to trade and technology, from low commodity prices
As negotiations in the Doha Round falter, developing countries continue to face significant distortions, and have been unable
Developing countries continue to be the main targets of anti-dumping measures.
most developing countries continue to have large numbers of children
In particular, developing countries continue to have very little voice in the formulation of global financial regulations, which therefore remain
it is abundantly clear that developing countries continue to be marginalized.
resolve their debt difficulties, while recognizing with deep concern that a large number of developing countries continue to face immense problems related to external debt.