Examples of using Developing countries must in English and their translations into Portuguese
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I think that developing countries must offer assistance in the battle against poverty by generating revenue through international trade.
Considers that developing countries must include control of these three communicable diseases in their poverty reduction strategies in particular,
Nevertheless, the forecasts for emission increases worldwide leave no doubt that the developing countries must contribute.
expected to come into force in 2020, developing countries must make commitments to reduce emissions,
Developing countries must be encouraged to use funds saved from debt repayments to finance core services such as health
The countries in transi tion and the developing countries must also be able to play a full part in this process,
Developing countries must, therefore, increase their production capacities
that it is aware that the European Union's relations with the developing countries must be based on solidarity.
The liberalisation of trade and investment in the developing countries must proceed at a pace which is consistent with their fragile economies
that liberalisation is something developing countries must endure, not something they need.
The reform of trade policies introduced by the developing countries must be compatible with their own objectives
the governments of the developing countries must provide information,
It was also clearly pointed out in the Vatican that the use of GMO in developing countries must respect“the principles of justice
The country and regional strategy papers produced in cooperation with the developing countries must pay greater attention to the link between development cooperation
The developing countries must be strengthened to accept ever more responsibility for their own futures, and it would be
You know that developing countries must be able to count on Europe in order to guarantee the legitimate rapid expansion of their own agriculture which is often the major sector in their economic development.
This scenario suggests that universities and researchers from developing countries must necessarily align with external criteria,
Developing countries must therefore take responsibility for implementing their own policies
mainly given the goals of economic growth that developing countries must attain and also by proposing that youth are considered individuals with rights
Considers, finally, that without questioning the vital need to improve their self-sufficiency in food, the developing countries must avoid any exaggeration in this respect