Examples of using Underdevelopment in English and their translations into Polish
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cowardice or underdevelopment inexperienced.
I can see that there has been blatant underdevelopment, which, up until now,
with analysts already pointing to the underdevelopment of infrastructure in the South
Opening up international trade provides major opportunities for helping the least-developed countries to emerge from poverty and underdevelopment.
I must tell you that Marxist obscurantism bears a much greater responsibility than liberalism for the underdevelopment of some countries since they gained their independence.
For example, our mother may like alcohol and this causes the underdevelopment of our mental capabilities.
General underdevelopment of this department is the result of both negligence on the side of Ethics(),
There are different conditions that can lead to this disorder: underdevelopment or incomplete development of the testes is known as hypoplasia,
social indices" of underdevelopment other indices which are equally negative
Among these, I think in the first place of poverty, underdevelopment and exclusion, especially when combined with a lack of access to education
not to help finance the underdevelopment that is liable to be created in Southern Sudan in the future.
poverty, underdevelopment and extreme dependence,
These and other explicit references to the Pastoral Constitution lead one to conclude that the Encyclical presents itself as an application of the Council's teaching in social matters to the specific problem of the development and the underdevelopment of peoples.
Such a result is also connected with certain industrial underdevelopment of the post-Soviet countries,
liberalization is combined with underdevelopment and lack of adjustment of the institutional structures and instruments;
it recognises that the problems of poverty and underdevelopment cannot be solved unless we have a new era of growth in which developing countries play a large role
administrative burdens, an underdeveloped culture of second chances, underdevelopment of entrepreneurship-related education programmes
namely developed regions facing stronger competition and countries suffering from underdevelopment.
it cannot be emphasised enough that the underdevelopment of the LDCs results mainly from their decision makers' lack of skill
provide incentives for private initiatives is often at the root of SME‑sector underdevelopment, infrastructure shortages