Examples of using Many developing in English and their translations into Slovak
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For many developing countries, lower levels of aid would not only impede further progress, but could reverse some of the gains already made,
Many developing countries are busy in construction of roads,
Many developing countries face an array of obstacles when it comes to international trade,
By the year 2000, Croatia experienced the same challenges as many developing states, like political corruption
Given the importance of cotton to many developing countries, the proposal also tackles trade-distorting subsidies for that sector in a targeted,
The Commission shares the broad analysis on the causes of the food crisis which hit many developing countries in the first part of 2008.
middle income countries, and many developing countries are simultaneously countries of origin
is in itself not the major element for many developing countries.
This has come as a mortal blow to many developing countries which are heavily dependent on food imports
In many developing countries, the sustainable provision of public services that is necessary to achieve and maintain the Millennium Development Goals(MDG) requires an increase in domestic revenue.
In many developing countries, the common belief is if you are born with a disability,
Stocks of coal will be needed to provide energy in Europe, and to feed the huge rise in energy demand already under way in many developing countries.
Moreover, many developing countries are particularly well positioned when it comes to developing a new generation of energy technologies.
Malaysia and many developing countries have become new targets after China banned the import of plastic waste last year.
During the H1N1 swine flu pandemic in 2009-2010, many developing countries complained that they had no life-saving antivirals or vaccines to combat the new virus.
In many developing countries in particular,
Renewable energy uses resources that will never run out and that many developing countries have in abundance:
Many developing countries and LDCs belong to several regional integration agreements,
Many developing countries are already introducing energy efficiency standards which leapfrog old carbon intensive technologies.
Many developing countries need a lasting solution to the gap between the lawfulness of the state's institutions and their legitimacy in