Examples of using Developing countries continued in English and their translations into Spanish
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The situation of developing countries continued to worsen, the poverty rate was on the rise
the external debt of developing countries continued to increase and had reached US$ 2.8 trillion in 2005.
calls for increased aid, net resource outflows from developing countries continued in 2004.
aid from the rich countries to the developing countries continued to diminish.
The outcome of the Board's review revealed that the representation of researchers/consultants from developing countries continued to be low.
but the representation of developing countries continued to decline.
The cereals deficit of the developing countries continued to increase but at a much slower rate than in the 1970s.
It was regrettable that developing countries continued to be underrepresented at the Professional level and above.
over half of the developing countries continued to be saddled with insurmountable debt burdens that greatly inhibited their progress.
It was important to avoid a situation whereby the developing countries continued to undertake labour-intensive work simply for wealthier countries to reap the benefits.
Developing countries continued to make increasing substantial net outward transfers of financial resources to developed countries,
One reason developing countries continued to lag behind was that they were behind in technological progress.
The region's share of total debt stocks of developing countries continued to decline in 2012 to an estimated 5.8 per cent.
Developing countries continued to provide the majority of troops and police personnel to peacekeeping missions.
Developing countries continued to depend on fossil fuels to support their development efforts
Developing countries continued to face difficulties in keeping up with the globalization process, and risked being permanently marginalized.
Moreover, most developing countries continued to face problems of poverty
Developing countries continued their trade policy reforms after the conclusion of the Uruguay Round,
Foreign direct investment would continue to increase if developing countries continued to create climates hospitable to foreign investment.
Despite their efforts to integrate into the international economic system, developing countries continued to face obstacles which went beyond the current financial crisis.