The phrase "access to developing" is not entirely correct and may be unclear in written English.
It can be used when discussing the ability to reach or utilize resources or opportunities related to development, but it needs more context to be fully understood.
Example: "The organization aims to improve access to developing technologies for underserved communities."
Alternatives: "access to growth" or "access to advancement".
Developed countries, likewise, are looking to gain easier access to developing markets and especially China, the W.T.O.'s newest member.
But the hypocrisy of erecting barriers to foreign investment while demanding open access to developing markets is self-evident.
There is also the risk that internet.org's efforts will effectively be competing with Google's activities around bringing internet access to developing countries.
Facebook has hit a hitch in its plans to use a solar-powered unmanned drone to provide internet access to developing nations, after it was revealed the American National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) has opened an investigation into an accident on the drone's first test flight in June.
The Royal Society of Chemistry RSCC) was one of the first chemical society publishers to offer free or low cost archival journal access to developing countries [18].
Instead of attacking ICANN's position, the meeting will likely focus on questions about taxation, roaming, interoperability, network neutrality, how to get more broadband access to developing countries and other more pressing issues.
The conclusions listed in the report included: Just 79percentt of exports from the least developed countries are given duty-free access to developed countries, short of the goal of 97percentt.
Efficiency will take care of itself in a free market world, assuming we have access to develop the resources.
The Army investigation concluded that Colonel Saleh had used a government computer and Internet access to develop personal relationships with more than 30 women.
He said he was not opposed to charging for access to developed areas like campgrounds, but not for trails and other undeveloped areas.
'What's really interesting for us is to see if their partnership unlocks new opportunities for us and access to develop even bigger plans," Mr. Levick said.
