Examples of using By developing countries in English and their translations into Japanese
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Energy conservation and new energy sources will not only reduce CO2 emissions by developing countries, but will also contribute to improved economic performance and energy security on the part of these countries. .
Unilateral tariff liberalization by developing countries took place between 1985 and 1992, in response to the change in the nature of trade and the unwinding of the import substitution policy.
We further recognize the need for value addition by developing countries and for further integration of micro, small and medium-sized enterprises into value chains.
GAVI is close to achieving its target of timely receipt of 100% of co-financing payments(contributions made by developing countries towards the cost of the vaccines).
The Japanese Government will also support the efforts made by developing countries vulnerable to climate change through close cooperation with the private sector, thus contributing to their transition to low-carbon societies resilient to the effects of climate change.
GSMA predicts that future growth will be driven by developing countries, particularly India, China, Pakistan, Indonesia, and Bangladesh, as well as Sub-Saharan Africa and Latin America.
At that time, normal repayments of the principal and interest by developing countries were assumed to occur in the distant future, which is totally different from the present situation.
Every specific reference made by developing countries to these principles in the draft outcome document has been consistently bracketed for deletion by some developed countries in the negotiations.
The Kansai region has been the subject of considerable interest by developing countries as various companies from a variety of industries are based there, and many excellent small and medium-sized enterprises actively operate their businesses there.
We need policies that take full advantage of global value chains and encourage greater participation and value addition by developing countries.
Ministers reaffirmed the need to facilitate access by developing countries to medicines required to address public health problems such as HIV/AIDS, TB, malaria and other epidemics.
These include, among others, investment, government procurement, and state-owned enterprises- issues which were rejected by developing countries at the WTO in 2003 and cannot be negotiated while the Doha round formally continues.
We ask the OECD to find ways to address the concerns expressed by developing countries on the quality and availability of the information on comparable transactions that is needed to administer transfer pricing effectively.
Today, unjust terms and bullying tactics by the powerful nations remains widely acknowledged by developing countries as a major impediment to the successful conclusion of international trade negotiations.
While the media focus tends to be on the developed world, it is important to remember that almost 90 per cent of the world's refugees are hosted by developing countries.
Based on this philosophy, JDS approaches ODA projects from multiple viewpoints and implements high quality assistance(assistance truly required by developing countries) based on an accurate and deep understanding of the social and economic backgrounds of recipient countries. .
Canada presented a joint proposal with Australia, Japan, New Zealand and the US on enabling environments that emphasizes the need for parties to cooperate to improve enabling environments to allow better access to finance by developing countries.
Economic Cooperation Organization, ECO, underscored the key role that intergovernmental organizations can play in enhancing participation by developing countries, noting ECO's readiness to provide in-kind contribution through capacity building and serving as a communication network in the Central Asia, Caucasus and East Asia regions.
Banking: Banking: Banks hold the largest pool of global financial assets(US$139 trillion), and leadership by developing countries such as Bangladesh, Brazil and China in'green credit' regulations points to a new phase in international banking standards.
The progressive integration by developing countries of trade into their development policies and poverty reduction strategies is crucial for their integration in the global economy, and will increase the benefits they derive from the multilateral trading system.