Sentence examples for benefit of developing nations from inspiring English sources

Some argue that brain drain can become "brain circulation" to the benefit of developing nations.

"Scotland will benefit this year but we need a second regular event in the calendar with a number of developing nations consistently playing the best sides in the world".

Other climates have changed, then, and the sequel benefits dramatically from its expanded sense of the challenges we face – everything from the needs of developing nations to terrorism.

Recycling and utilization have become major concerns of developing nations.

Such, I understand, is the destiny of developing nations.

We were interested in the community structure of developing nations, such as Ivory Coast, especially in comparison to more developed nations, such as Portugal.

As for benefits to developing nations, preliminary results of an incomplete survey by Mark Rosenzweig of the Kennedy School and his colleagues show that earnings increases for migrants over what they made in their home countries are steep.

Rather, he said they should be revised to direct the benefits to developing nations.

For Russia, though, while the real success will be its enhanced international standing as a certified member of the club of developed nations, a side benefit will be its ability to reach an agreement with the U.S. on entry into the World Trade Organization.

The thriving economies of developed nations and the potential economics of the developing nations both depend heavily on fossil fuel based energy.

It is virtually impossible for developing countries to compete with the salaries of developed nations.