Numerous countries wanted and expected more.

More and more countries are employing the dawn raid to good effect.

To what extent are developing countries directing more FDI to other developing countries?

Developing countries must do more as well.

More importantly, the force that I led was spread over more than 20 countries.

As China develops, more and more countries want to have good relations with it.

There are plans to install the system in more countries, including in the SADC countries.

So in these countries, more economic transactions occur and more wealth is created, alleviating poverty.

Some countries, mainly developed countries make use of the Internet in conducting industrial surveys more efficiently.

To date, it had trained more than 600 law enforcement officers from more than 40 countries.

In 2003, they had 635 billion invested in foreign countries, more than half in other developing countries.

More firms in developing countries are building up such advantages.

Data from developing countries are particularly more difficult to obtain.

ASYCUDA is installed in more than 30 countries in Africa.

Foreign direct investment from developing countries to other developing countries seems to be growing more rapidly than that from developed to developing countries.

Normally, by decreasing prices relative to their more fiscally sound neighbors, struggling countries can boost exports, thereby reducing their current account deficits. But, in the case of the euro crisis, price stickiness caused inflation to increase more in debtor countries than in creditor countries, making adjustment even more painful.

Here it takes note of the progress achieved by more than 700 organizations in more than 100 countries.

As a consequence, several countries around the world are attempting to revitalize their public administration, make it more proactive, more efficient, more accountable and, especially, more service oriented.

More than sixty countries have expressed their readiness to support it.

There are still more than 600,000 Burundian refugees in neighbouring countries.

Undertook advisory missions to more than 120 countries throughout the world.

This would enable the countries concerned to present more detailed reports.

Eleven asylum countries reported more than 1,000 prima facie refugee arrivals.

More and more countries are enforcing competition laws more rigorously and also adopting tactics such as the introduction of leniency programmes and dawn raids.

We need more aid to developing countries, and the recent pledges of the G 8 countries are indeed welcome.

More detailed data are required, however, for a more in depth sectoral analysis of outward FDI from developing countries.

Democratic reforms and significant improvements in systems of governance are taking root in more and more of our countries.

Plant operators and national regulators are being scrutinized more critically. Countries are opening their plants to more amp 160 and more thorough international safety reviews.

Perhaps they do. But that won t necessarily make their countries more prosperous.

Donor countries must do more, and we have begun to do so.

As a result of OFDI, more enterprises from developing countries are transnationalizing.

Reports from most countries were reviewed, some by more than one reviewer.

More countries, particularly those hosting United Nations operations, would consequently find it more attractive to become parties to the protocol.

Countries like his own were the victims of the world's short sighted drive to burn more and more fossil fuels.

In industrialized countries more generally, some progress was made in reducing decision making backlogs in some countries and in building capacity, notably in newer countries of asylum.

The proliferation of agreements also marginalizes the vulnerable countries even more and are very costly to negotiate, especially for smaller countries.

One hundred twenty one countries have now subscribed to the Code, and more countries are seriously considering taking that step soon.

Since the Millennium Summit, the developing countries have made total net transfers of more than 1,174.5 billion to the developed countries.

More meaningful analysis would be obtained by having more reliable data for fewer countries, rather than imputing data using dubious methods.

In addition, more detailed tables should be developed for countries in more advanced stages of development of environment statistics and accounting.

Reductions of more than 100 tonnes per year are scheduled in some countries.

The Global Compact today includes more than 2,000 companies from over 80 countries.

The geographical spreads of Singapore OFDI are extending to more regions and countries.

Reductions of more than 100 tonnes per year are scheduled in some countries.

Eleven asylum countries reported the arrival of more than 1,000 prima facie refugees.