Examples of using Developing nations in English and their translations into Polish
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Negative balances were noted with the developing nations(19 billion USD)
In the developing nations the international transfer of technology plays a fundamental role,
innovative delivery models are transforming the social fabric of developing nations.
The effect of TB in these countries is exacerbated by the fact that it is a highly infectious airborne disease that spreads easily within confined spaces such as the squalid shanty towns so prevalent in many developing nations.
there are known technologies available, and for the developing nations at least it is much, much more important than CSS.
Whereas Article 3 of Directive 92/14/EEC provides for exemptions for aeroplanes on the registers of developing nations and whereas the aeroplanes so exempted were listed in the Annex to that Directive;
From the mid-1990s onwards, while continuing to emphasise South-South cooperation between developing nations, China has focused greater attention on the economic opportunities Africa has to offer,
It is deleterious to the developing nations and to the Anglosphere, and it is particularly disastrous for my country,
We staged a protest at the Durban Summit in solidarity with developing nations, held candlelight vigils in the wake of the Japan nuclear disaster, and created a global
demonstrating a civic maturity that could set the standard for other developing nations.
We staged a protest at the Durban Summit in solidarity with developing nations, held candlelight vigils in the wake of the Japan nuclear disaster, and created a global
the dilemma that developing nations face is as harsh as it is simple:
public institutions at home, and U.S. corporate domination of cultural life abroad, especially in the developing nations.
Democrats will be pushing for the actual set up of institutions approved in Cancun to help developing nations deal with climate change,
that's why in Samoa and other developing nations… adolescents are sent out into the woods unarmed…
The figures speak for themselves: in 2005 the developing nations received remittances totalling some USD 167 billion compared to estimates from the same source of 69 billion in 1990.
it is very much hoped that the implementation of the Commission's proposal will assist in helping developing nations to counter the serious hazards to the well-being of their citizens
emissions from deforestation and to enhance forest carbon stocks in developing nations.
according to World Bank estimates, in 2005 the developing nations received remittances totalling some USD 167 billion compared to estimates from the same source of 69 million in 1990.
Efforts to adapt to the unpreventable effects of climate change were given a boost when negotiators in Bali 2007 agreed to allocate 2% of the proceeds from Kyoto CDM projects into a climate change adaptation fund designed to help developing nations deal with threats such as rising sea levels,