Examples of using Developing nations in English and their translations into Russian
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
We must step up our efforts to assist developing nations so that they become less vulnerable.
No one really wants to carry on being split up into developed or developing nations any more, or as first,
the challenge facing developing nations is simple: if we cannot export more goods
Brunei Darussalam faces many of the same challenges as the developing nations of Asia, Africa
Therefore, we advocate an increase in international cooperation with developing nations to enable them to design
At a time of astonishing growth in new technologies, meetings such as this one have revealed the growing differences that exist between developing nations and the countries in which those technologies are developed. .
is the best way forward to protect the interests of creators in the developing nations.
should not be at the expense of those worthwhile programmes designed to benefit small developing nations.
lift the standard of living in developing nations.
the Republic of Korea remains committed to sharing its unique experience and expertise with developing nations.
SouthSouth cooperation, by which the developing nations would be able to share valuable experience and best practices.
engineers travelled throughout the African continent to assist developing nations.
For developing nations and those recovering from crisis,
social prospects of many small developing nations.
As many developing nations do not have fully developed domestic capital markets or extensive commercial banking,
with a Harvard or Sorbonne graduate; but in the world trade arena that is actually what people are expecting from many developing nations.
The resolution made clear that developing nations must receive not only assistance in acquiring new technologies
We must add efforts to enable foreign direct investment in our developing nations; access to technology,
Consequently, my country, like all other developing nations, supports the call to reactivate the role of the General Assembly
which represents such a heavy burden for developing nations.