Examples of using Implications for developing countries in English and their translations into Spanish
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in extractive industries and key implications for developing countries.
trade facilitation and their implications for developing countries.
there was a review of recent changes in the energy sector and their implications for developing countries.
Analysis of the main issues as identified in the current GATS negotiating proposals on energy services and their possible implications for developing countries, taking into account the overall framework of WTO disciplines
the future international trade agenda: implications for developing countries.
should analyse their implications for developing countries, taking into account thecountries'ir diverse levels of development.
reflected the dynamics of the global agenda and its implications for developing countries.
Globalization of R&D by transnational corporations and implications for developing countries.
e.g. by organizing regional symposia such as those on international investment arrangements and their implications for developing countries.
The Division must expand its focus with regard to high-technology terrorism and its implications for developing countries and intensify its operations for the dissemination of information on new forms of terrorism, which were more
UNCTAD should also closely monitor developments in the international trading system and their implications for developing countries, and should intensify its technical assistance,
trade facilitation and their implications for developing countries, with a focus on the special situation of landlocked and transit developing countries
An improved awareness of the implications for developing countries of the growing importance of electronic commerce
analyse their implications for developing countries, and facilitate the exchange of views
a substantial modification and extension of the UNCTAD/WIDER model discussed in UNCTAD, Agricultural trade liberalization in the Uruguay Round- implications for developing countries United Nations, 1990.
the trading system, including the implications for developing countries of multilateral trade negotiations under the World Trade Organization(WTO) Doha work programme since the WTO General Council
Under the third theme- implications for developing countries- the main issues raised included that of"energy poverty",
The Joint Secretary, Ministry of Commerce, India, introduced the Report of the Regional Symposium on International Investment Arrangements and their Implications for Developing Countries, held jointly by UNCTAD and the Government of India on 15
UNCTAD was specifically requested to review developments and assess their implications for developing countries, to prepare studies in relation to the use of traditional transport documents,
The report covers recent developments in, and implications for developing countries of, multilateral trade negotiations under the World Trade Organization's Doha Work Programme since the WTO General Council Decision of 1 August 2004"July Package.
