Sentence examples for Countries defined as from inspiring English sources

Countries defined as "lower-middle-income" and "upper-middle-income" were identified as paying significantly more for ARVs than "low-income countries".

No countries defined as 'low-income' received finance from ECAs based in OECD countries.

The percentage of people living in countries defined as "low-income" has tumbled by 80% over the past two decades, according to the data.

In fact, we find that at the 1.5 °C level the population in the low-human-development countries (defined as HDI < 0.55) will be exposed to equal or greater levels of heatwave hazard than the population in very high-human-development countries (defined as HDI > 0.8) under the 2 °C scenario (see Fig. 2).

The World Bank statistics for the last available year also give an indication of child labour in a number of countries, defined as children involved in economic activity for at least one hour in the reference week of the survey.

The International Energy Agency reckons that poor countries, defined as those outside the Paris-based Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), spend $310 billion a year on such subsidies, mainly for petrol.

The big change involves attacks across what both countries define as the Line of Control, a fenced-off position in Kashmir which the other side's forces rarely cross". Q: What part does teaching play in your mission?

Probably half the people in churches across the country defined as "evangelicals" were converted from lives that were even more unprincipled than the life Trump has led.

The poor in a rich country are, in fact, three times richer than the rich in a poor country, defined as that top 10% and not just the tiny number of the super-rich.

Some 54 million people live in the 5,700 parts of the country defined as "health professional shortage areas," the communities with the worst health statistics and the worst unemployment.

A country defined as white and Christian, one in which foreigners and different ethnic groups are seen as "infesting" the country and diluting its true heritage, by definition casts Jews as a fifth column, as outsiders, as "the other". Right-wing nationalism in Europe goes hand in hand with overt anti-Semitism.