Examples of using To developing countries in English and their translations into Italian
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There are great problems in trying to export nuclear technology to developing countries.
The extent of your country's commitment to such international cooperation is clearly manifested in the generous way in which Sweden has offered assistance to developing countries.
the Community' s export policy to developing countries has changed in recent years.
The grand project Expo 2015, Milan-Italia was born out of providing concrete assistance to developing countries.
At the same time, it would generate financial flows to developing countries equalling around€ 38 billion p.a.6.
This is said in reference to the fact that the U.S. delegation threatened to withdraw assistance to developing countries if they were to support the natural family.
It will also channel new resources to developing countries and the economies in transition in central and eastern Europe.
The leeway available to developing countries to successfully introduce such regulations is nevertheless drastically curtailed by numerous bilateral and multilateral international trade
The same logic would apply today to developing countries but the U.S. has sufficient power to force them to go against their interests.
both bilateral and multilateral, to developing countries.
The World Trade Organisation has been pushing the EU to review its system of preferences in trade to developing countries.
The Commission will also take a leading role in discussions on international action to ensure that the benefits of the information society spread to developing countries.
can also generate major financial flows to developing countries.
with increasingly close ties to developing countries.
Another drawback with the EU's policy is the outsourcing of emission reductions to developing countries by means of the Clean Development Mechanism.
It should however be the objective to keep the European market as open as possible to developing countries' industrial products.
more than $1 trillion in private capital flowed to developing countries- nine times more than total aid.
fair with regard to developing countries.
The increasing impact of EU policies on developing countries is mirrored by growing non-ODA financial flows to developing countries.
Large ships which are sent to Asia for dismantling are one of the main sources of hazardous waste moved from industrialised to developing countries.