Examples of using Representation of developing countries in English and their translations into Spanish
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Better representation of developing countries within those structures is not a demand that is being made on principle;
The delegation asked whether the e-recruitment had improved representation of developing countries among the staff members.
non-permanent members of the Security Council needs to be increased, while representation of developing countries has to be strengthened.
noted that due representation of developing countries was equally important.
to improve representation of developing countries in decision-making.
put priority on increasing the representation of developing countries, especially African countries. .
multinational classifications and ensure representation of developing countries;
monetary institutions was required in order to strengthen the voice and representation of developing countries at all levels of management and decision-making.
The Ministers reiterated the need to increase the representation of developing countries and the representation of women from developing countries,
lack of representation of developing countries in international standard setting bodies could lead to the adoption of higher standards with negative trade impacts for developing countries Drahos 2004.
The action taken by the Secretary-General in this regard during the period 1990-1994 is reflected in table C. The representation of developing countries and other countries at the senior
A just order based on the rule of law required greater representation of developing countries in major global institutions such as the Security Council,
China holds that expansion of the Council should give priority to augmenting the representation of developing countries in general and African countries in particular,
left no doubt that representation of developing countries was indeed very low
also better representation of developing countries and emerging economies in the governance of the international financial system.
new comprehensive review of the quota formula, which would better reflect current realities and enhance the representation of developing countries.
in the Monterrey Consensus, the question of strengthening the representation of developing countries is also now clearly on the agenda of the Bretton Woods institutions.
professional service agreements, in which the representation of developing countries continued to be low.
reform the international financial institutions and increase representation of developing countries in them.
to that end they urged that the non-aligned countries should work towards increasing the representation of developing countries of Africa, Asia