Sentence examples for benefits developing from inspiring English sources
A decline in fertility usually benefits developing countries by providing a "demographic dividend" (a bulge of working-age adults compared with the numbers of dependent children or grandparents).
However, it argued, international migration generally benefits developing countries, as long as host countries take steps to reduce harm by, for instance, encouraging migrants to return.
We identify four key benefits: developing the CLA game scenario methodology, gaming-based social learning, deepening of sociocultural energy scenario drafts and exploration of energy transformation toward renewable energy based futures.
Second, when the opportunity costs are greater than the environmental benefits, developing countries will generally not take the initiative to conserve forests when industrialized countries do not pay for the associated ecosystem services.
This suggests that while trade liberalization benefits developing countries, liberalization alone will not enable them to achieve their Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) relating to poverty and hunger.
In the next section we make three suggestions for strengthening the ethical acceptability of PCSTs by consulting the relevant patient population about acceptable risks and benefits; developing educational materials to address the therapeutic misconception; and taking account of the roles of non-surgeon clinicians in PCSTs.
Yet we're still living with what the report calls "yesterday's benefits" developed decades ago for a largely male, full-time workforce.
In particular, students reported increased self-awareness and ability to engage in reflection as benefits developed by the projects.
It further noted that a coherent trade and development policy demands 'asymmetrical agreements' disproportionately benefiting developing countries.
Afia hopes to work with Women Who Code to identify others like herself, bridge builders who will leave comfortable lives in the developed world to embark on endeavors that benefit developing countries.
Should incentives be offered to encourage inventions that benefit developing countries?
