Examples of using Developed and developing in English and their translations into Polish
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Monterrey was a success; the developed and developing countries joined forces
In 2000, developed and developing countries adopted the Millennium Development Goals(MDGs);
Developed and developing countries are facing an unprecedented financial
It needs to work with both developed and developing countries, energy consumers and producers,
Economic news publications and economic reports from countries with developed and developing economies are key events that have impact on rate movements.
The pace of progress in the developed and developing countries in recent years has differed, and this serves to widen the distances.
It needs to work with both developed and developing countries and energy consumers and producers.
To boost development policy, civil society organisations need to contribute to this issue in developed and developing countries.
transfer of environmentally sound technologies between developed and developing countries.
In the meantime the EU is forging a new matrix of bilateral relationships and agreements with both developed and developing countries that will increasingly influence overarching trade policies.
he sees a clear difference in this respect between developed and developing countries.
exchange good practices between developed and developing countries.
Eggs have a vital role to play in feeding people around the world, in both developed and developing countries.
Communication infrastructure is the need of the hour for any business concern in all developed and developing areas, like Toronto, Canada.
The recent crisis seems to have influenced the scale of the phenomenon, both in developed and developing economies.
The UNCTAD Code of Conduct for Liner Conferences was originally devised to regulate the liner conference system in trades between developed and developing countries3.
Commission analysis shows that an effective global carbon market can greatly reduce costs in developed and developing countries, but there is a need to significantly scale up, redirect and optimise finance and investment.
Though policies of other developed and developing countries have had a significant effect on world cotton prices, the main factor contributing to the price decline is increased competition from synthetics.
The debate should again be launched to decide what balance(especially between developed and developing countries, and in light of climate change, expected water scarcity
increases contributions from both developed and developing countries, guided by scientific knowledge.