Examples of using Developing countries can in English and their translations into Portuguese
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it is essential that the developing countries can be fully integrated into the structures of the WTO
All developing countries can now establish when they are having a serious health crisis
The concerns about the impact of IP in developed countries are important for developing countries as well. Developing countries can learn from the experience of developed countries in devising their own systems.
constructive dialogue between them and the governments of developing countries can make a very important contribution to the promotion of human rights and democracy.
A development bank anchored in emerging markets and developing countries can help to address this gap
we must recognize that countertrade arrangements are often the only way in which developing countries can pay for imports of manufactured goods.
At the end, we tried to make a critique of some concepts commonly used by economic theory as well as to consider the possibility brought by foreign authors that developing countries can use some of the services sector as the driving force for the search for development as an alternative to industry,
the Bank hosted a pledging session that raised $6.1 billion from ten countries for new Climate Investment Funds- resources which developing countries can use to address climate change issues within their own development
equal at the table, and what we have to do is spread the analysis and get it shared so that developing countries can come to the table of the WTO clear about what is in their interests.
which means that developing countries can buy wherever it is best
also to examine whether developing countries can be helped by setting up programmes to protect the people in the event of possible terrorist attacks involving biological weapons.
it is only through regional integration that the developing countries can hope to play a specific,
and energy developing countries can benefit by exporting biofuels to the EU,
in order to ensure that the developing countries can protect their fragile industrial sectors
Moreover, with the additive of the agreement, developing countries can make commitments to reduce emissions,
Developing countries could also benefit enormously from all these advantages.
No developing country can work properly in the modern world if it rejects fundamental, universal values.
During the Kyoto period(2008-2012) developed countries can also trade emission allowances between themselves in order to meet their national targets.
the skies above developing countries could be filled with drones delivering medical supplies to remote hospitals.
Implementation of this system, for developing countries, could expand exports,