Sentence examples similar to aiding developing nations from inspiring English sources

President Obama's spokesman said last week that the president supported a short-term fund to aid developing nations and that the United States would pay "its fair share".

There is no way to aid developing nations that is better than that.

He could be addressing the perverse reality that rich countries currently spend five times more on fossil-fuel subsidies than on aid to help developing nations cut their emissions and protect against the effects of climate change.

As they point out, the accord – although failing to specify carbon emission cuts – does pledge a sum of $30bn to provide short-term aid to help developing nations cope with the effects of climate change while also agreeing the goal of setting up a $100bn-a-year fund by 2020 to address their longer-term needs.

The Warsaw meeting will also seek ways to raise aid to help developing nations cope with climate change.

The language was used in Cabinet document, according to a report by The Australian, decrying contributions to global aid funds to assist developing nations adapt to or mitigate the impact of climate change.

And it could use foreign aid programs to assist developing nations with efforts to avoid major emissions increases, for example, by helping them install wind, solar and hydro energy sources.

Europe is correct in arguing that developed nations need to help developing nations defray the higher cost of climate-friendly growth and that foreign aid has a role to play in this effort.

Provide additional foreign aid for developing nations.

The group also proposes increasing aid to developing nations to moderate the impact of global warming.

His political work has made him an important and vocal advocate for aid for developing nations.