Examples of using Developing countries in English and their translations into Italian
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Market liberalisation, however, directly favours the largest manufacturers and not developing countries.
Chemical products and pesticides in developing countries;
Problem of the use of resources in the developing countries.
Imports of agricultural products by developing countries, p.
its Member States and developing countries.
Logic frame and project management in developing countries.
Approximately 70% of these fatalities and injuries occur in developing countries.
The Church offers small-business loans to the impoverished in developing countries.
The Council was convinced that it was essential to create the conditions which would facilitate the participation of the developing countries in the Uruguay Round commitments.
the Commission has decided to allocate ECU 78 187 000 to finance projects in the developing countries.
Because external aid can have the greatest impact when developing countries' governments are committed to improving the living conditions of their own people.
particularly from developing countries.
If developing countries are'prematurely democratised',
have different priorities, and that the era when the West could impose its will on developing countries is over.
the EU has supported the view that it is predominantly for developing countries to determine what constitutes“sustainable development” for them.
Incidence of the prices of certain raw materials on the export earnings of certain developing countries Source: Dams/Grohs:
it became clear that major developing countries such as China,
capital goods- which is needed for new infrastructure in developing countries.
The Commission intends to add to the content of the existing agreements with the other developing countries(ASEAN, In dia,
This is why our expansion project is continuously evolving both in Europe and in developing countries.