Examples of using Small developing countries in English and their translations into French
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which could have serious consequences for negotiators from small developing countries.
particularly small developing countries, is needed in the international economic, trade
The requirement is to maintain legitimate food security in a situation where local economies and small developing countries could have genuinely commercial markets
For small developing countries like my own, the General Assembly represents a levelled field on which each Member State can participate on an equal footing in the decision-making process of the most universal policy-making body in the international arena.
of the European Communities, expressing the Members' agreement with respect to what was an appropriate provision addressing the circumstances of vulnerable small developing countries within the broad rules-based framework.
social policies in small developing countries.
other global bodies in the name of"good governance" make the economic climate for small developing countries like Anguilla very inhospitable.
trade facilitation- can help small developing countries lacking large domestic markets to take advantage of global supply chains.
It was worth recalling in that connection that such a degree of indebtedness in terms of contributions meant that it was not possible to pay off debts to small developing countries; therefore, Ghana urged all Member
for there is nothing else more important for small developing countries than an improved multilateral trading system if we are to have the chance to participate in
the demonstrated commitment of the People's Republic of China to assisting small developing countries, which are hard-pressed to fulfil their social
uses it as a pretext and utilizes its might to terrorize small developing countries for no reason except that they opted for a path of independent decision-making and rejected blind proselytism,
holds much promise for small developing countries, the international community must understand that the"one size fits all" approach to trade arrangements is inappropriate
it will be interpreted that they treat security matters partially and want the small developing countries not to possess high technology
is especially burdensome for small developing countries, such as mine, which are finding it increasingly difficult to fulfil our financial obligations to the Organization.
particularly more difficult for small developing countries in general, and especially so for the least developed small island countries,
particularly small developing countries, not only in the Bretton Woods institutions
For small developing countries, such as Vanuatu, the rise in food prices,
This economic theory suggests that small developing countries that do not wish to be overly dependent on their agricultural
for all WTO members, particularly the most vulnerable small developing countries.