Examples of using Countries access in English and their translations into Spanish
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which gives over a dozen countries access to large stores of information on persons of interest to law enforcement authorities, and on information supplied
The reporting period was marked by incidents of refoulement, while in some countries access to territory and/or asylum procedures was limited by practical measures
Trade in capital goods and services South-South trade offers developing countries access to affordable capital goods that are often more appropriate to their needs than are capital goods from richer countries and that are therefore
granting such countries access to nuclear material
encouraged it to continue its studies aimed at giving developing countries access to modern technology in the fields of production,
That will give developing countries access to the benefits of globalization.
It was intolerable that the very countries that denied developing countries access to markets and new technologies,
on Their Destruction through an appropriate verification regime that will not deny developing countries access to vital technical know-how
In these countries, access to means of contraception is often limited.
In some countries, accessing illegal content has severe consequences,
In some countries, accessing money will be a lot harder than in others.
The number“41” is Switzerland's unchanging country access code.
In several countries, access to leisure-time activities is limited by stark inequalities based on gender,
In several of those countries, access to credit is difficult,
In many countries, access to these commodities is limited
In some countries, access to bank records had to be duly authorized by prosecuting
In many countries, access to such controlled substances for use in the treatment of severe pain is limited or non-existent.
In many countries, access to housing for migrants is strictly dependent on residence permits.
In many countries, access to universal services had been reduced as a result of privatization or deregulation.
In some countries, access to health care for undocumented migrants is explicitly restricted by law to emergency health care.
