Examples of using Ability of developing countries in English and their translations into Spanish
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will seriously compromise the ability of developing countries to use the various TRIPS flexibilities for development objectives.
It was noted that the ability of developing countries to mitigate the adverse effects of the crisis was contingent on their level of dependence on external demand(exports)
The ability of developing countries to take full advantage of their productive capacities
Decides that capacity-building relating to the implementation of the Kyoto Protocol in developing countries within the scope of the framework reaffirmed in this decision should be provided to enhance the ability of developing countries to participate effectively in project activities under the clean development mechanism,
The ability of developing countries and economies in transition concerned to actually exploit new opportunities was a function of their ability(or the ability of their firms)
all of which have an impact on the ability of developing countries to acquire and deploy technologies.
investment treaties restricted the ability of developing countries to implement numerous policies- such as import tariffs,
while the need to help improve the ability of developing countries to meet existing standards would need to be addressed as a priority through international action.
Invest in the ability of developing country partners to make better financing policies.
We affirm the need for the United Nations system to bolster the abilities of developing countries to implement their development goals.
The President underlined the importance of enhancing the abilities of developing countries to implement appropriate
success will primarily depend on the abilities of developing countries to support private renewable-energy investors through selective and well-targeted subsidies,
The ability of developing countries to contribute to environmental sustainability depends on this.
These challenges will compromise the ability of developing countries to achieve the Millennium Development Goals.
This hampers the ability of developing countries to increase sectoral resilience
financing affect the ability of developing countries to access the international market.
Another factor adversely affecting the ability of developing countries to increase exports is the rate of inflation.
External competitive pressures therefore restrict the ability of developing countries to pursue key aspects of social policy.
Unsustainable debt is a critical constraint on the ability of developing countries to pursue sustainable development.
Such a situation impacted negatively on the ability of developing countries to fulfil the Millennium Development Goals.
