Examples of using Many developing countries in English and their translations into Slovenian
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given that in many developing countries they are traditionally responsible for domestic water supply;
hinders sustainable development in many developing countries and can fund armed conflict.
Whereas many developing countries have made significant,
The Commission shares the broad analysis on the causes of the food crisis which hit many developing countries in the first part of 2008.
Renewable energy uses resources that will never run out and that many developing countries have in abundance: sun and wind mainly.
Many developing countries don't have the means to dispose of bulky,
Coffee is of crucial importance to the economy and politics of many developing countries.
Health aid to developing countries is an important source of public health funding for many developing countries.
China, Russia, many developing countries, but also the new members of the Union- we all need stability
survival and economies for many developing countries.
Uruguay is like many developing countries in that the retail industry is still dominated by small specialized shops,
If the Generalised System of Preferences(GSP) were not extended, many developing countries could actually find themselves in hugely difficult situations.
Official Development Assistance remains a vital source of financing for many developing countries, but it is clear that efforts to mobilise financial resources for sustainable development have to go much further.
middle income countries, and many developing countries are simultaneously countries of origin
As global hunger is on the rise, fish is of unique importance as a high quality protein source of nutritious food for many developing countries.
We are seeing the crisis deepening in many developing countries, with unprecedented unemployment rates
growing concerns across the world forced medical fraternity and researchers in many developing countries to study the complexities involved with appetite
In many developing countries, school meals are often the only regular,
In today's hyper-connected world, many developing countries find that their most lucrative export is people.
The proportion of the urban poor is rising faster in many developing countries than the overall rate of urban population growth.