Sentence examples for burden of developing countries from inspiring English sources

FOREIGN DEBT Despite record private capital inflows in 1996, the foreign debt burden of developing countries as a group fell.

Progress has been made on the overall debt burden of developing countries, with the proportion of external debt service to export revenue falling from 12% in 2000 to 3% in 2013.

Contemporaneously, the HIV/AIDS burden of developing countries would go from a "plague-like" to a manageable chronic endemic condition with its associated malignant complications [ 4, 5].

There have been remarkable investments in Sub-Saharan andica, South America and South-East Asia, often focussed on eradication of specific diseases e.g. AIDS, malaria and TB, but thus far, relatively little support for general health infrastructure, training and education, or the chronic disease burden of developing countries [ 12].

James F. Moore, chairman of GeoPartners Ventures, a technology consulting firm in Boston, says open-source software can reduce the debt burdens of developing countries in the long term.

There is a continuing need for new health technologies to address the disease burdens of developing countries.

Among these, he listed lifting the burden of debt of developing countries, inviting the committee on trade and environment of the World Trade Organization to examine environmental concerns of developing countries, and developing new institutional forums for including those who feel left out of the global economy.

The report warned that high oil prices "are weighing down on an already-fragile macroeconomic and financial situation" in the developed countries, while burdening the financial health of developing countries and pushing up inflation.

Progress toward preventing premature deaths across the lifespan and alleviating the burden of disease on populations of developing countries and those of sub-Saharan Africa in particular where such burden is greatest for preventable diseases, requires a better grasp on what are the illnesses, sicknesses, diseases and causes of death encountered by individuals in these populations.

The United Nations adopted the first major overhaul of its financing in more than two decades today, cutting United States payments and shifting most of the financial burden to developing countries that have experienced economic improvement.

We act hypocritically if we promote wealth as a means of reducing burdens to developing countries while stealing away their capacity to manage, deliver, and promote solutions.Kevin ChanBostonSIR – Emigration benefits a poor country only to the extent that migrants keep ties with their old home.