Examples of using Some developing countries in English and their translations into Swedish
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while the ILO Conventions set the age of 15- or 14 in some developing countries- as the threshold for child labour.
the obstacle to going beyond that to a negotiation in the WTO is the fact that some developing countries have resisted that.
hinders the growth of primary industry in some developing countries.
That is considered necessary because when the directive was adopted some developing countries did not apply for exemption in respect of a number of their aeroplanes
We recognise, in particular, that some developing countries have constraints that hinder their integration into the international economic
Some developing countries, especially a number of LDCs, smaller suppliers
In some developed countries, more and more automatic products are in need.
Regrets the fact that some developed countries continue to increase their emissions per capita;
natural sciences and engineering in some developed countries while interest has grown in some emerging markets.
Underground Gold Detector is for amateur to detect natural gold in some developing country like U.S.A. amd Australia.
However, in the last two decades, some developed countries have started breaking this link between economic growth
Some developed countries which compete with the EU in attracting skilled migrants47 have recently moved towards a system of pre-selection with a"pool of pre-screened candidates",
Even some developed countries are experiencing this retrograde process
the clear lack of ambition as regards emission reduction pledges from some developed countries outside the European Union;
You rightly said that some developing countries are not enthusiastic,
mainly in newly industrialised and some developing countries, of limited fossil energy resources.
Some developing countries have in past years always spent more money on the army than was available for training their citizens.
Underlines that the routine use of some of the strongest antibiotics is now a common practice in farming in some developing countries;
It beggars belief that in some developing countries, for example, there is a shortage of
In some developing countries such as Nigeria