Examples of using Least-developed in English and their translations into Polish
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as listed in Annex I, shall benefit from the tariff preferences provided under the special arrangement for the least-developed countries, referred to in Article 1(2)(c),
particularly those of developing and least-developed countries, who do not have access to these smaller caucuses,
services originating in the least-developed countries.
particular attention being paid to the special needs of organisations in the least-developed OCTs;
the poorest countries- the least-developed countries- will not have to open their markets at all.
by creating the right incentives for growth and jobs, in the least-developed regions and elsewhere.
we have to do that by helping the least-developed countries and also by taking the right measures in the European Union.
reduction of regional disparities, this type of aid could mainly be concentrated on the least-developed regions.
The poorest and least-developed countries are also highly vulnerable to integration in external markets
the conditions attached thereto in order to enable the least-developed OCTs to overcome structural
service suppliers of least-developed countries.
As the least-developed countries are the ones who will suffer mostly from climate change,
within which quantity import licences for 10000 tonnes are issued to the least-developed OCTs.
member countries pledged to carry out an action plan to improve access to their markets for products originating in the least-developed countries;
save for arms and armaments for the 49 Least-Developed Countries as defined by the UN.
in particular in the least-developed countries, most of which are ACP states.
whilst taking into account sensitivities of our own industries as well as other WTO members- in particular, those of least-developed countries.
service suppliers of least-developed countries.
in particular the least-developed countries and small island developing states.
The EESC believes that these measures should be extended to cover all least-developed countries and should be funded with genuinely additional resources