Examples of using Developing countries continue to face in English and their translations into Spanish
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The vast majority of developing countries continued to face grave challenges in creating sustainable human settlements.
Many developing countries continued to face high levels of structural unemployment,
Moreover, most developing countries continued to face problems of poverty
In their efforts to join the world economy, the developing countries continued to face major structural obstacles,
although progress had been made in recent decades, the developing countries continued to face formidable challenges.
While the developing countries continued to face high tariffs,
Many developing countries continued to face obstacles to development,
Most developing countries continued to face serious problems,
Secondly, developing countries continue to face a number of obstacles in attempting to join the World Trade Organization WTO.
small-scale mining groups in developing countries continue to face constraints regarding their capacity to change environmentally damaging practices.
Landlocked developing countries continue to face serious constraints in their efforts to achieve the goals of halving extreme poverty and elevating the living standards of their population.
It is acknowledged that even with sound economic policies and with full appreciation of the debt-rescheduling arrangements in place, developing countries continue to face an unbearable debt-servicing burden.
As negotiations in the Doha Round falter, developing countries continue to face significant distortions,
The various challenges that both developed and developing countries continue to face with regard to used and waste tyres make clear that, the smaller the quantity of tyres a country is required to manage, the better.
Landlocked developing countries continue to face constraints in participating in international trade owing to lack of access to the sea
Despite some progress, landlocked developing countries continue to face serious constraints in their efforts to achieve the goals of halving extreme poverty
The disparate impacts of globalization and the difficulties that developing countries continue to face in responding to a tide of forces far beyond their control have further strengthened the case for far-sighted multilateral cooperation that addresses long-standing development problems and enables developing countries to seize the
Some developing countries continue to face severe infrastructural problems.
Developing countries continue to face unique challenges in implementing the SDGs.
Developing countries continue to face an acute shortage of the energy required to install