Examples of using Various developing countries in English and their translations into Spanish
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Experts from various developing countries noted that their problems relating to the greater use of electronic commerce concerned inadequate basic infrastructure, limited availability of computers,
Canada had hypocritically singled out various developing countries for criticism without showing the courage to criticize themselves
Legal changes are allowing a small number of women in various developing countries to take steps towards gaining access to and control over the land they farm.
However, successful telecentres were already operating in various developing countries, including Benin,
to the fact that various developing countries refused to open their agriculture unconditionally to the global market.
This dispute resulted in the conclusion in the Appellate Body's ruling that preference-giving countries may differentiate among various developing countries subject to objective criteria applied.
the Commonwealth Secretariat conducted a series of six case studies in various developing countries.
to continue acting as a last-ditch lender in various developing countries.
A study conducted by the digitally accessible information system consortium in various developing countries reveals that less than 5 per cent of persons with visual disabilities have access to technologically advanced assistive devices
The meeting brought together policymakers and practitioners from various developing countries with the purpose of enhancing their knowledge on e-participation by allowing them to benefit from the international expertise
to be implemented in various developing countries.
in their development status, in practice it is not difficult to trace reduced recourse to S&D provisions in various developing countries over time.
more comprehensive discussion of the political movements and groupings with which the various developing countries are associated,
of the economic growth of various developing countries, but that it also meant that those countries were using their trade surpluses to establish reserves of foreign exchange from the developed countries
a recognized specialist in the implementation of IPSAS in various developing countries and countries in transition,
has provided technical assistance to various developing countries.
This right has been introduced taking into consideration the practices of various developed countries particularly many European Union member states.
in the different evolutionary paths that various developed countries have taken in terms of science, technology and education.
we have decided to strengthen our links of cooperation with various developed countries.
by representatives of various developed countries.