Examples of using Countries increased in English and their translations into Spanish
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In contrast to the response to the 1998 Asian financial crisis, many countries increased or maintained levels of social spending,
Table 5.1 shows that 14 out of 23 countries increased their dependence on a single export commodity(as a share of total commodity exports)
while the share of its exports to developing countries increased to over 40 per cent.
11 countries increased employment in the latter period;
The report indicates that the number of seminars conducted in such countries increased from 18 in 2007 to 35 in 2011,
More than 50 countries increased budget allocations for contributions to UNEP, with 36 of
From 1996 to 2002, median government consumption as a share of GDP for the full sample of 114 countries increased only slightly,
and 15 countries increased public sector wages
more concretely represent the gap between availability and needs: if all countries increased their consumption to adequate levels,
It was observed that in several countries increased competition between ports,
93 additional countries increased the provision of e-government services but indicators do not
against a backdrop of falling external assistance in some countries increased budget deficits in most least developed countries. .
236 participants from 20 countries increased their technical capacity to monitor progress of international commitments related to the International Conference on Population
98 technical staff from three countries increased their methodological knowledge
2002 reveals that median government consumption as a share of GDP for 101 countries increased only slightly,
Furthermore, 31 participants from 12 countries increased their technical capacity to monitor progress in the implementation of international commitments related to the International Conference on Population
the GNP per capita of many of these countries increased during 5- or 7-year periods between 1980
sales of rapid diagnostic tests in these countries increased from 200,000 units to 205 million units during this time.
while 31 countries increased the number of indicators.
worsened inequalities, and in many countries increased women's reliance on vulnerable employment,