Examples of using Third-world in English and their translations into Spanish
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intractable problem of third-world debt.
prompt measures commensurate with the rapid spread of this scourge in a number of third-world countries.
second- and third-world countries.
especially in Asia and the third-world countries- where the highest child-labour rates were to be found,
Such a variance in findings makes it difficult to institute a proper set of guidelines for HIV-infected women in third-world or developing countries,
direct lyrics, and a visual concept with references to third-world retrofuturism, between the bizarre and the paranormal.
Moreover, over 30,000 third-world students were currently studying in Cuba, free of charge and many more had done so
cast aluminum tuning rings, but aluminum from third-world countries often has lots of flaws and may be prone to breakage,
economic development of"third-world" countries, it would not be able to extricate itself
a small, blockaded third-world country, should serve as an example to coax hugely rich States
Malaysia lamented that certain Western countries had found pleasure in publicly castigating a number of third-world countries by name, when not long ago they themselves had been colonizers guilty of massive human exploitation.
Her work is part of the canon of third-world feminism which conceptualizes feminist philosophies that are indigenous and unique to non-Western societies
as well as the inclusion of representatives of third-world countries.
Cuba believed that appropriate efforts should be made to publicize efforts to elaborate a development programme designed to ensure the sustainable economic growth of third-world countries and to create favourable conditions for the development of a new and fairer system of international economic relations.
scientific study of third-world peoples, problems and issues, with the ultimate goal of improving quality of life.
treat their own patients, a self-perpetuating solution to the problem of third-world children needlessly suffering correctable physical disfigurements.
mostly from small farmers in third-world countries.
now become ICSF's mission, which is to provide free corrective surgery to poor third-world children suffering with correctable deformities-and to exponentially magnify this effort by teaching
medium term, particularly for many third-world countries.
peace-enforcement roles, the international community must now attempt to grapple more seriously with the developmental problems faced by third-world countries.
