Examples of using Developing countries faced in English and their translations into French
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The analysis focused on three questions: what NTBs developing countries faced, which products were affected,
most developing countries faced mounting domestic and external financial imbalances
panics and droughts, developing countries faced the risks of changes in exchange rates
It was stated that the difficulties many developing countries faced in arranging for connection to the optical disk system would not be overcome simply by offering access to it through the Internet.
While Mr Magariños' administration was fully recognized as having succeeded in launching a process of consolidation of the Organization as an agency offering technical cooperation, the developing countries faced new challenges in the twenty-first century.
technological progress, the developing countries faced deepening poverty
costs of globalization were unevenly distributed and that developing countries faced social difficulties in meeting that challenge.
said that developing countries faced the problem of other monkeys having already taken over certain trees
for Social Development and within the Commission(resolution 1996/15), the developing countries faced new obstacles in that regard.
They pointed out that a large number of developing countries faced supply constraints, lack of technology, insufficient knowledge of export markets,
He spoke briefly on the infrastructural challenges that developing countries faced in trying to implement disaster risk reduction strategies
Despite the successes achieved through South-South cooperation, developing countries faced pervasive systemic inequities in the areas of trade, finance, external debt,
said that developing countries faced huge obstacles to fulfilling the Beijing Platform for Action
said that developing countries faced particular challenges in promoting sustainable development,
Poor and developing countries faced serious challenges, such as reduced ODA,
have a voice in global governance;(b) institutional capacity constraints that developing countries faced when engaging in multilateral negotiations;
Developing countries face important difficulties in compliance with these requirements.
This approach addresses two distinct problems which developing countries face.
Children want to go to school but sadly, 124 million children and adolescents in developing countries face barriers to getting a quality education.
Under these circumstances, developing countries face the challenge of designing an innovation policy when important information may not be available to them.