Sentence examples for agreements for developing from inspiring English sources
Regional trade agreements for developing countries were aimed more at the creation of integrated markets for industrial products which would facilitate the success of import substitution industrialization policies than at the integration of their agri-food markets.
Now we happen to think that the WTO is not it, and we happen to think that Doha was the wrong agreement for developing countries.
Inflation is also making the agreements worse for developing countries.
The agreement also calls for developing "action plans" to correct serious safety problems within nine months.
Background: In 1992, the Ministry of Education MOEE) signed an agreement with UNICEF for developing a community based educational model for providing quality primary schooling to children living in remote underserved areas, giving priority to increasing enrolment of girls.
"Europe is making three conditional offers - money on the table, saying we will do everything we can to make a climate change agreement happen, and help for developing countries into that agreement.
He added that Canada would work toward developing an agreement that includes targets for developing nations, particularly China and India.
The agreement between the United States and North Korea for developing and installing light-water nuclear reactors is a step in the right direction.NAJMEDIN MESHKATILos AngelesNeither here nor thereSIR Mr Pialopoulos claims (Letters, August 9th) that Turkey has NATO's biggest army yet does not face an external threat (and therefore does not need a strong army).
The agreement paves the way for developing strategies to mitigate any harmful effects of oil and gas extraction on local marine species.
Recently, Thailand and China have reported the signing of an agreement in Guangzhou, China, for developing the Kra Canal as part of the so called Maritime Silk Road (Liang and Li 2015).
For the first time, the international climate agreement included emissions targets for developing as well as developed countries, as well as an adaptation and mitigation fund for channeling $100 billion from developed to developing countries via the World Bank.
