Examples of using Developing countries would in English and their translations into French
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Its position was based on a deep-seated concern that developing countries would be easy prey as the source of billions of embryos needed for scientific experiments.
display of fish products from developing countries would also be helpful in achieving success,
Asia's share in the total FDI going to all developing countries would decline in any case,
Mr. Al-Alawi(Oman) said that only concerted efforts by the developed and developing countries would resolve the complex and interrelated environmental problems suffered by the latter.
detailed statistical tables is available, many developing countries would require training as well as some facilitation to acquire them.
She noted that by 2050 the population of developing countries would almost triple in size.
It was recognized that developing countries would require technical assistance in adapting to the challenges and opportunities presented
duty-free schemes for products from developing countries would contribute to raising export earnings
Developing countries would continue to insist on a greater role in the decision-making, as they generally suffered disproportionately
the fragile health-care systems of developing countries would most likely become overburdened.
Developing countries would benefit most if progress at the multilateral level could be reached on the recognition of(i) experience and other non-educational aspects,(ii)
cut at the very heart of the types of supports that developing countries would require to develop their still underdeveloped fishing capacities.
Guidelines need to take into account the fact that prior to further liberalization of the cross-border mode, developing countries would require technical and financial assistance for infrastructure building, as well as
Furthermore, the resource mobilization efforts of developing countries would be bolstered by cooperation in the fight against tax evasion
said that the implementation of the mercury instrument by developing countries would depend on the provision of sufficient, predictable
Developing countries would face greater adjustment challenges owing to their less diversified economies
Paragraph 5(c) on cross-border data flow would mean that developing countries would not be able to apply measures to strengthen their knowledge base, e.g. by ensuring
the timing and level at which developing countries would enter into commitments.
For example, the question of a“special safeguard mechanism”(the extent to which developing countries would be allowed to protect farmers from import surges)
Convening the review conference in a developing country would draw the attention of the international community to such problems.