Examples of using Small developing states in English and their translations into Spanish
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of the United Nations, had served as a guiding principle for small developing States like Saint Lucia in the ongoing self-determination process under way in the Caribbean region.
emphasized the need to accord due consideration to the challenges and priorities of small developing States in crafting the post-2015 development agenda.
the international community should help small developing States to implement job-creation, educational
We are hopeful that one of the benefits which will accrue from such an improved system will be the enhancement of the economic viability of small developing States, such as ours; and we further hope that his efforts to realize the system envisaged will not be frustrated by the withholding of the substantial overall payments which are due.
According to the Swaziland National Export Strategy,'Small developing states such as Swaziland have found the current global trading environment hostile because of its vulnerability to external economic shocks,
A rRegional preparatory meeting for each of the main small developing States regions: the Pacific, held from 4
Equatorial Guinea is a small developing State.
These were some of the underlying factors that confronted a small developing State like Saint Vincent
my country, a small developing State, has consistently supported every effort aimed at eliminating weapons of mass destruction.
As a small developing State, Guyana is fully committed to the ethos of multilateral cooperation which is embodied in the United Nations.
As a small developing State, we look up to the International Court of Justice, as represented by its President
As a small developing State, its military resources are relatively limited
As a small developing State, we do not have the resources
The negative impact on the economy of that small developing State is quite profound,
Barbados recognized that, as a small developing State, the effort to meet its reporting obligations to the various treaty bodies was substantial.
As a small developing State, Barbados is confronted with constraints in its capacity to enforce and report on its treaty obligations.
in relative terms the costs that fall on smaller developing States is very large.
From the point of view of a small developing State, we come to this Assembly with immediate concerns on such issues as climate change,
As a small, developing State we saw in the principle of collective security enshrined in the Charter a bastion for small States,
A small developing State, such as Antigua