Examples of using Developing countries do not have in English and their translations into Russian
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health information management systems that many developing countries do not have.
However, most developing countries do not have access to these technologies for reducing air pollution from motor vehicles,
Aware also that many developing countries do not have the national capacities
However, most developing countries do not have the resources or the fiscal space to undertake large-scale counter-cyclical measures-- especially since many experienced significant reductions in revenues from trade following its liberalization.
Aware also that many developing countries do not have the national capacities
If most developing countries do not have a strong technological base which could benefit from IP protection,
We note with concern that more than 2 billion people in developing countries do not have access to modern energy services
Although developing countries do not have emission reduction targets,
use are not sustainable more than 2 billion people in developing countries do not have access to modern energy services.
Most developing countries do not have or cannot afford the institutional arrangements required to absorb
Furthermore, many small island developing countries do not have the deep-water port facilities to handle bigger vessels,
Although most developing countries do not have a strong technological base,
While developing countries do not have a right, as such, to 0.7 per cent of gross national product(GNP)
a high percentage of people in developing countries do not have access to the internet
while many resort areas in developing countries do not have the infrastructure for sound environmental management.
In addition, many developing countries do not have the capacity to adequately participate in negotiations to further liberalize trade in a balanced way,
According to the delegation of Iran(Islamic Republic of), many developing countries do not have the necessary financial resources to send their representatives to WP.30 sessions, nor do their missions
The Inspector believes that despite the excellent quality of UNCTAD flagship publications, many developing countries do not have the resources to benefit from the full potential of these
it will be reiterated as long as the developing countries do not have a greater say concerning the processes and machinery for decision-making
it is evident that the developing countries do not have the domestic resources to recover on their own.