This is 1950 those were the industrialized countries, those were developing countries.

THOSE COUNTRIES EXPERIENCING SERIOUS

THOSE COUNTRIES EXPERIENCING SERIOUS

Those countries were called the capital surplus developing countries.

Those countries may deserve special attention.

THE PRODUCTIVE SECTOR OF THOSE COUNTRIES

Combat Desertification in Those Countries Experiencing

Combat Desertification in those Countries Experiencing

TO COMBAT DESERTIFICATION IN THOSE COUNTRIES

TO COMBAT DESERTIFICATION IN THOSE COUNTRIES

Cambodia is one of those countries.

Those two countries are geographically similar.

Those countries claiming to promote human rights should help achieve those objectives.

in the productive sector of those countries

Many of us here represent those countries.

The complex demographic and social problems confronting those countries were very different from those facing the more developed European countries.

The industrialized countries were far more dependent on trade with developing countries and investments in those countries.

(a) For those countries that would fall below

Current developments in those two countries are encouraging.

INTERNATIONAL CONVENTION TO COMBAT DESERTIFICATION IN THOSE COUNTRIES

Those two countries aren't getting along these days.

Other LAC countries benefiting from FDI from those countries are Brazil, Peru and Argentina.

In fact, some developing countries now had capabilities more advanced than those of developed countries.

Many of the Pacific island countries and territories have SAR arrangements with those larger countries.

Such countries should be assisted in prosecuting those cases.

All countries should act on those commitments by 2010.

Furthermore, those countries also paid steep prices for imports.

The Nordic countries have long argued along those lines.

Limited control operations were carried out in those countries.

IN THOSE COUNTRIES EXPERIENCING SERIOUS DROUGHT AND OR DESERTIFICATION,

CONVENTION TO COMBAT DESERTIFICATION IN THOSE COUNTRIES EXPERIENCING SERIOUS

Moreover, not all countries could successfully tap those resources.

We allow those countries duty free access to our markets, which has led to a considerable increase in exports from those countries to Morocco.

Among these countries are those that experience frequent natural disasters and those ravaged by war.

Those countries depended to a large extent on those institutions to finance their essential imports.

Paradoxically, resource rich developing countries are often worse off than comparable countries that lack those resources.

United Nations programmes focus on the neediest countries and on the neediest people within those countries.

Economic and trade relations must also be developed among the countries in transition and between those countries and the developing countries.

Overall health statistics are worse than those in comparable countries.

Those countries without such programs might think about instituting them.

Indeed, in those countries, the practice is now nearly universal.

Little wonder that in those countries, mediocrity is knowingly entrenched.

Many countries are pondering the reasons for those negative developments.

Since 2001, representatives of 17 countries have attended those courses.

UNDP will give special attention to those countries. English Page