Examples of using Developing countries may in English and their translations into Spanish
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Developing countries may propose sectoral emission targets as part of their low-carbon development strategies.
In addition, developing countries may need financial and technical assistance to develop
Developing countries may further examine the interest
the information from the developing countries may be provided in two stages as follows.
In respect of both of these, developing countries may be more vulnerable to adverse competitiveness effects of environmental policies.
A limited number of developing countries may receive funding,
any other area where developing countries may have a strong interest.
The High-level Committee on the Review of Technical Cooperation among Developing Countries may wish to recommend that.
The Secretary-General would welcome proposals for funding of the internship programme to ensure that individuals from developing countries may benefit from these opportunities.
Developing countries may need the help of the international community in order to be able to issue such instruments.
Larger developing countries may be better placed to manage these pressures.
Firms from developing countries may be in a better position than firms from industrialized countries to address environmental problems peculiar to the developing regions.
However, given capacity constraints developing countries may not have adequate SPS systems in place.
Finally, developing countries may experience the need for additional personnel if institutional arrangements are agreed upon.
Developing countries may not necessarily be interested in the development of every single international standard.
Women in developing countries may spend as much as 1.6 hours a day collecting water in the dry season,
For that matter, the broad characterization of developing countries may also be inappropriate,
The experience in the EU suggests that developing countries may benefit from the increased use of environmental taxes
Small developing countries may want to import best-practice rules
As regards disadvantages, developing countries may be pressurized to adopt common rules which are inappropriate for their level of development,