Examples of using Many developing countries in English and their translations into Portuguese
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China, Russia, many developing countries, but also the new members of the Union- we all need stability
The good news is that many developing countries have growing economies that allow them to devote more resources to helping their poorest people.
We know that many developing countries had very serious objections to this agreement
At the same time, I am aware that many developing countries, particularly the least-developed countries,
Of course, many developing countries would like to import waste,
Many developing countries need a lasting solution to the gap between the lawfulness of the state's institutions and their legitimacy in the eyes of the citizens.
Mr President, tourism is a major source of income for many developing countries and it has a significant impact on the transformation of their economies.
In many developing countries, they account for up to 80 percent of the workforce in the Export Processing.
However, the scourge of AIDS is robbing many developing countries of their finest young people.
I am aware that many developing countries need a competitive services sector.
Many developing countries feel that free trade has not in fact been as free for them.
For example, in many developing countries, computers are being introduced in schools as tools to support the learning process.
But many developing countries are ill-equipped to take advantage of new export opportunities.
Sound macroeconomic policies and progress toward market-based institutions have contributed to improving economic performance in many developing countries and countries in transition.
The illegal bushmeat trade is devastating endangered species and habitats in many developing countries.
completely disrupting the societies of many developing countries.
pace automatically exclude many developing countries.
although it is still growing in many developing countries.
indebted ness remain problems for many developing countries.
A decrease in the prevalence of HSV-1 antibodies was seen in adolescents in many developing countries.