Many banks in poor countries are adopting rich-world controls on money-laundering to avoid being cut off from global finance.
It's not as if we are suddenly going to get poor, African families trying to adopt rich, white babies from the UK to redress the balance.
And Africa cannot simply adopt rich countries' rules, because its governments do not have the expertise to enforce them, except perhaps among small enclaves of their better-off citizens.
So it is with mixed feelings, at best, that the researchers wait for enough of these women to succumb to disease and die, the necessary first step before the database will be, in the euphemistic language researchers adopt, "rich enough" or "powerful enough" to offer useful information about illness and death.
First, this study adopted rich administrative admission data, making it possible to avoid biases from a questionnaire survey and to allow a more accurate estimation of admissions.
Hedges: Sam Bolton was this young kid who came from a privileged family in Newport, R.I. Andy was known for adopting these rich kids with broken wings.
Our series of inquiry-centered exercises mitigated potential faculty barriers to adopting research-rich curricula, facilitating teaching/research balance by gathering publishable scholarly data during laboratory class periods.
Rather than technology making poor countries richer, they shows that new ways of working are generally adopted by rich countries, and only slowly trickle down to the poor.The good news is that modern technology seems to diffuse much more quickly across countries than ever before, and new studies find that digitisation does enhance growth.
Television adopted the rich production values and visual language traditionally associated with the movies, taking creative risks and developing complex narratives.
Or is this some tit-for-tat vengeance deal I do not want?" Chrysalis Moffat was brought to the US from South America at the age of three and adopted by "rich white people".
