Examples of using Advanced developing countries in English and their translations into Swedish
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Advanced developing countries should gradually move to sectoral mechanisms
other developed countries and the most advanced developing countries.
services in developed and advanced developing countries, as well as contributing to development;
while for the economically more advanced developing countries it is proposed that this should happen at a later date before 2020.
other industrialized nations commit to making comparable cuts, and that the more advanced developing countries agree to make an adequate contribution to the global effort.
the most economically advanced developing countries.
and the more advanced developing countries must make adequate commitments according to their respectively capabilities and responsibilities.
economically more advanced developing countries contribute adequately to a global deal.
the most economically advanced developing countries.
provided that we are joined by other industrialised countries and economically advanced developing countries.
in particular in the more advanced developing countries.
carbon market by 2015, to be further extended to economically more advanced developing countries by 2020.
economically more advanced developing countries to propose ambitious low-carbon development strategies,
providing there are comparable reductions by other developed and by economically more advanced developing countries.
why more advanced developing countries should follow the OECD trend
leadership is necessary- the kind which the more advanced developing countries will have to accept if they are to receive any benefit from the current round.
The economically more advanced developing countries and economically more competitive sectors should be gradually excluded from this mechanism,
the EU's target of 20% for cuts in emissions will only change to 30% if other industrialised countries make'comparable reduction efforts', and if the advanced developing countries have some obligations.
Unless there is a shift in the US position, advanced developing countries such as Brazil and India will not be prepared to offer greater access to their markets for industrial goods
economically more advanced developing countries, and that the global carbon market fully plays its role.