Examples of using To developing countries in English and their translations into Romanian
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modern teaching methods to developing countries;
Providing aid to developing countries is one duty that the European Union must not abandon.
Initially, the environmental organizations wanted R2 to ban the export of toxic e- waste to developing countries.
including a ban on exports of hazardous waste to developing countries.
These banks have a positive impact in delivering aid to developing countries, but I believe that this impact needs to be properly assessed.
I fully recognise the importance of EU development policy and of assistance to developing countries.
the exporting of toxic waste to developing countries.
in relation to Africa, or in relation to developing countries, is more than that.
Thirdly, we would not be able to accept any limitation on Canada's ability to use the TRIPS flexibilities to export cheap generic medicines to developing countries.
similar to developing countries but with the benefit of a stable US dollar.
The experience of existing institutions in delivering support to developing countries should be fully used.
Together the EU and its Member States are the largest source of climate finance to developing countries.
official development assistance and climate finance to developing countries.
official development assistance and climate finance to developing countries.
technology transfer to developing countries.
In writing.- The negotiations in Copenhagen on financing to developing countries will be crucial if this summit is to be successful.
Moreover, I believe that assistance to developing countries should be constantly adapted to the circumstances in those countries. .
Increasing the effectiveness of the support to developing countries' capacities to raise domestic revenues in line with the principles of good governance in the tax area.
when it comes to developing countries, incoherence is tantamount to ineffectiveness,
Whereas support to developing countries to enable their adaptation and mitigation efforts must be part of the global effort;