Examples of using Many developing countries in English and their translations into Polish
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Many developing countries fully recognise the essential role of energy efficiency in addressing these multiple challenges.
We are seeing the crisis deepening in many developing countries, with unprecedented unemployment rates and exponential growth in government debt
China, Russia, many developing countries, but also the new members of the Union- we all need stability
The EU should support efforts to establish a globally binding forest convention incorporating adaptation strategies which could help to steer development in many developing countries.
Meanwhile, many developing countries do nothing to reduce their emission of greenhouse gases.
hinders sustainable development in many developing countries and can fund armed conflict.
Many developing countries are busy in construction of roads,
to feed the huge rise in energy demand already under way in many developing countries.
The Commission shares the broad analysis on the causes of the food crisis which hit many developing countries in the first part of 2008.
In any case the prospects for financial viability without government support are very limited in most countries, and in many developing countries government budgets are insufficient to finance conservation measures.
middle income countries, and many developing countries are simultaneously countries of origin
wood for heating or cooking, used in many developing countries, but also for heating in industrialised countries. .
Argentina, Russia and Indonesia, but also many developing countries.
Recycling of plastic in many developing countries means the incineration of the plastic,
Fish is a comparably affordable source of protein in many developing countries, but may also be the preferred choice as part of local and traditional recipes.
The water services in many developing countries are, however, still plainly inadequate in providing safe water supplies.
were not extended, many developing countries could actually find themselves in hugely difficult situations.
When many developing countries now want to develop wind power they must use old
The predominance of the informal sector in many developing countries contributes to employment of irregular workers with all the subsequent problems of exploitation,
By abolishing protective tariffs and subsidies many developing countries have become extremely vulnerable to heavy fluctuations in food and raw material prices.