Examples of using Many developing in English and their translations into French
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As a result, many developing economies whose wealth creation relies on their primary commodity sectors have experienced robust- and above historical average- rates of economic
Nor is it to deny that state-building in many developing and transition economies will have to tackle dysfunctional,
which plays a vital role in many developing economies, can be recognised,
The impending deadline for submissions to the Commission of November 2004 for many developing States has lent a sense of urgency to the establishment and use of this fund.
In many developing and transition economies,
In Eritrea, as in many developing nations, malnutrition and prevalence of childhood
The problem is that, in many developing States where investment contracts for agricultural land are being signed,
Many developing and least developed economies need aid for trade
We also know that many developing nations, both large
However, without even basic access to information, many developing nations become more vulnerable to one of globalization's adverse consequences:
Sorbonne graduate; but in the world trade arena that is actually what people are expecting from many developing nations.
The impending deadline for submissions to the Commission of November 2004 for many developing States has lent a sense of urgency to the establishment
the rich continues to create conditions that will prevent many developing nations from achieving their development target.
founded FTE in 2003 in recognition that many developing nations lack skilled,
in thousands of protest strikes and demonstrations in many developing nations.
However, many developing nations have been hesitant to”lodge a complaint” against major nations,
As the growth rates of many developing and transition economies picked up significantly in the new millennium,
Given the vulnerable situations faced by many developing countries, particularly the least developed among them,
specialized nature of the economies of many developing nations make them more vulnerable to the effects of natural hazards than the larger economies of industrialized countries.
The failure of economic structures in many developing and least developed countries constitutes a problem that raises obstacles for the movement to realize the MDGs as soon as possible.