Examples of using Faced by developing in English and their translations into Russian
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achievements and challenges faced by developed and developing countries;
achievements and challenges faced by developed and developing countries as well as new
on the global status of non-communicable diseases, with a particular focus on the development challenges face by developing countries.
The major challenges faced by developing countries in using AD/CVD.
This note addresses those elements of the dilemma faced by developing country policy makers.
What have been the major challenges and obstacles faced by developing countries' commodity exchanges?
Space technology could contribute to the solution of the acute problems faced by developing countries.
WTO and RTAs should proactively address the front-stage non-tariff barriers faced by developing country exports.
However, attention was drawn to the difficulties faced by developing countries in establishing such partnerships.
The challenges faced by developing countries have been at the forefront of United Nations economic activities.
The major problems faced by developing countries in defending their export allegedly being dumped
Some of the many constraints faced by developing countries, including budgetary constraints and weak inter-institutional coordination.
It may also include proposals to address the specific problems faced by developing countries in this area.
Practical steps therefore needed to be taken to alleviate the major supply constraints faced by developing countries.
Some of the major challenges faced by developing countries in their efforts to promote health literacy were highlighted.
She asked what challenges were faced by developing countries with regard to training,
International and regional development banks can provide assistance in overcoming the implementation challenges faced by developing countries in implementing IFRS.
It was widely recognized that the economic difficulties faced by developing countries were one of the sources of regional conflict.
It includes a comprehensive analysis of the external debt situation and debt-servicing problems faced by developing countries and transition economies.
Improved market access should be complemented by strengthened aid-for-trade efforts to address significant supply-side constraints faced by developing economies.