Examples of using Many developing in English and their translations into Greek
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However, many developing nations across Africa still lack basic resources
In many developing nations, where plastics consumption is expected to rise sharply in coming years,
the SDGs have entered the policy discourse of many developing countries, affecting policy-making and implementation processes.
Many developing nations do not have the capacity at local levels to carry out major development programmes.
What this means is that the policy would be disastrous for the economies of many developing countries.
for the oil crisis forced many developing nations, with doubtful repayment abilities,
Many developing countries have large biomass resources
could prove disastrous for many developing countries.
also deployed in many developing countries, such as Costa Rica.
will become even more important as a source of external financing in many developing countries.
Labor-cost differentials between the United States and many developing countries are so great that it is hard to imagine what sorts of policies could ultimately have protected the mass of low-skilled jobs.
The study notes that between 1990 and 2010, in many developing nations, the bottom 40 percent of earners saw their wages grow more slowly than the national average.
including many developing countries, but it is far from clear yet whether this process will eventually result in a complete ban on cluster bombs.
Today, the balance of payments in many developing countries is weighted not only by debt,
seen by many developing nations as a dangerous threshold for droughts,
The main reasons for such an upward trend are the evolution of the educational system in many developing countries and an increased acknowledgement of the importance of education in their societies.
The main reasons for such an upward trend stems from the evolution of the educational system of many developing countries, and an increased acknowledgement of the importance of education to these societies in their respective entireties.
As was the case with many developing nations, India received a spate of investment from U.S. VC firms during the Internet bubble that ended in 2000(Dossani
The main reasons for such an upward trend stem from the evolution of the educational system of many developing countries, and an increased acknowledgment of the importance of education to these societies in their respective entireties.