Session Alignment
Study: Impact of Pivot Language on Translation Quality BACK2020
Session: P01_T4.xml
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S1
Although
developing
countries
are
understandably
reluctant
to
compromise
their
chances
of
achieving
better
standards
of
living
for
the
poor
,
action
on
climate
change
need
not
threaten
economic
development
.
T1
Despite
the
risks
the
developing
countries
are
taking
to
boost
up
the
economy
and
ensure
a
better
life
standards
for
the
poor
,
the
current
procedures
they
take
in
response
to
climate
change
do
not
necessarily
impose
any
threat
to
their
economy
flourishment
.
S2
Incentives
must
be
offered
to
encourage
developing
countries
to
go
the
extra
green
mile
and
implement
clean
technologies
,
and
could
also
help
minimise
emissions
from
deforestation
.
T2
In
fact
,
developing
countries
must
be
provided
with
incentives
to
enourage
them
to
use
green
power
and
use
new
environment
-
friendly
technology
to
help
with
desertification
.
S3
Some
of
the
most
vulnerable
countries
of
the
world
have
contributed
the
least
to
climate
change
,
but
are
bearing
the
brunt
of
it
.
T3
Some
countries
are
at
high
risk
becuase
of
desertification
,
yet
they
contributed
less
than
other
to
fight
against
it
.
S4+5
Developing
countries
,
in
particular
,
need
to
adapt
to
the
effects
of
climate
change
.
Adaptation
and
mitigation
efforts
must
therefore
go
hand
in
hand
.
T4
Developing
countries
in
particular
will
need
to
adapt
to
climate
change
and
will
have
to
strive
to
limit
its
consequences
.