Examples of using Developing countries have in English and their translations into Swedish
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Some developing countries have also expressed reservations about engaging themselves in further liberalisation, or of adopting stronger multilateral rules.
Developing countries have invested and are continuing to invest massively in educating their young people,
Developing countries have raised concerns that a patent system should adequately take into account their interests.
The fact that developing countries have put forward their actions is an unprecedented step forward.
Some developing countries have in past years always spent more money on the army than was available for training their citizens.
Some developing countries have since the beginning of 2017 started registering their exporters for submitting statements on origin.
Most developing countries have a population problem
not all developing countries have enjoyed such gains.
Sadly, efforts to improve trade have not been successful and many developing countries have much reduced export trade compared with ten years ago.
Since the early 1990s, developing countries have tried increasingly to achieve regional economic integration.
As rightly emphasised in this report, developing countries have been affected by the crisis much harder than initially expected.
In the end of 2013, it was estimated that 89 per cent of people in developing countries have access to mobile phones
Developing countries have a large deficit with respect to the money required to achieve the UN's Millennium goals.
Renewable energy uses resources that will never run out and that many developing countries have in abundance: sun and wind mainly.
Processes have been industrialised, and the developing countries have essentially got nothing out of it except destabilised markets.
In recent years, several developing countries have experienced strong economic growth
since 2001, developing countries have been negotiating a round within the WTO described as the development round.
One third of the 4.5 billion people living in developing countries have no access to drinking water.
It is true that most developing countries have opened up their economies,
Many developing countries have economies in which the informal sector