Sentence examples for burden on developing nations from inspiring English sources
Most nation groups, such as the Africa Group, underscored that industrialized countries should take the lead in reducing emissions instead of putting the burden on developing nations to reduce emissions.
Globally, economic losses and tax and royalty evasion from illegal logging are thought to cost around $15 billion annually — a large economic burden for developing nations.
Every year billions of dollars are spent for the treatment of patients suffering from such diseases, which in turn, poses a great economic burden on the developing nations.
How can overwhelming immigration pressures on developed nations be addressed?
We focused the survey on care for patients with acute myocardial infarction (AMI), a leading cause of death in China and a disease that has an increasingly large burden in developing nations [ 38– 40].
Despite decreasing incidence, there is still a significant disease burden, especially in developing nations.
Type 2 diabetes (T2D) and prediabetes impose a huge burden of illness on developed and developing nations through high disease prevalence (6.6% overall, >10% in many countries), direct and indirect multisystem pathophysiologic effects, and financial liabilities (US$376 billion annually worldwide) [ 1].
Thus, the burden of conserving threatened species lies on the developing nations, where resources are scarce for effective conservation measures (Aynalem et al. 2008).
Developed nations should shoulder the burden of climate change, developing nations believe, because of their share of historical carbon emissions as well as poorer nations' need to develop now.
To this end, developed countries have the obligation to alleviate this burden and to assist developing nations by every means possible [Kaput et al., 2009].
