Translation of "Industrialized country" in German

And this is matched in every industrialized, wealthy country in the world.

This because England was the earliest industrialized country in Europe, and that gained England its supremacy.

Great Britain was the world's first industrialized country.

This is particularly the case for a highly industrialized country like Germany.

Now Sweden started to become an industrialized country.

Space applications are of key importance to the industrialized country of Germany.

Economy: South Africa is the richest and most industrialized country in Africa.

Such an agreement would be the first to be concluded with an industrialized country and would mark a significant development in the Community's external relations.

No industrialized country outside the USA was able to free itself for any length of time from this compulsion to pursue a high interest rate policy.

It has one of the fastest growing economies and is considered a newly industrialized country.

Towards the end of the 19thcentury, in the course of the industralization in Catalonia, a highly industrialized country developed in Catalonia.

Although Switzerland is an industrialized country, the tourism plays nevertheless an important role.

Nigeria is not a major industrialized country.

It will not be possible, not in any industrialized country in the world.

Although this is an industrialized country, bug bites can still spread diseases.

It is definitely not going to work – not in any industrialized country in the world," Wissmann underscored.

As the most industrialized country in South America, Chile is an excellent place to gain work experience abroad.

On average, a person living in an industrialized country uses several kilograms of tissue paper every year.

We simply cannot accept for much longer a situation in which the People's Republic of China, which for good reason cannot yet become a WTO member, bars access to the WTO for an important industrialized country like Taiwan. Or, to put it another way, it is unacceptable that the moral cowardice of the world's leading countries towards China should allow this kind of unequal treatment.

If, for example, a large industrialized country invests money in industries that are clearly no longer competitive, Mr Caudron, I cannot help it...

However, before even the crisis in Korea, Martin and myself included in our proposal a clause stating that if something were to happen at a global level, somewhere in an industrialized country which was developing an aggressive dumping policy with regard to our shipyards, the Commission would reserve the right to come back on this.