Sentence examples for business in developing from inspiring English sources

And yet, NCDs have not been a priority, either for development agencies or for companies doing business in developing countries.

The event yielded recommendations for how to put millions of unwanted electronics from developed countries to further use in classrooms and small business in developing countries and how to plan ahead to these machines' disposal.

The shift in focus means DfID's economic development role will concentrate on making it easier to do business in developing countries, including removing barriers to female entrepreneurs.

Donors often argue that they cannot "buy locally" because of inefficiency, corruption, and important financial risks posed by doing business in developing countries.

Americans doing business in developing countries in the 1970's, 1980's and even into the early 1990's were generally welcome partners.

Cadbury's business in developing countries is among the most attractive factors for Kraft, which is looking to expand into faster-growing markets.

I.B.M. said it had seen a slowdown in government business in developed nations amid a budget squeeze.

Almost all of CDC's money goes through investment funds, which then invest in businesses in developing countries.

There were also calls for the bank to sell businesses in developing countries and expand in faster-growing emerging markets.

And, as economic rights become a topic for broader consideration, they can highlight the role of businesses in developing equitable and profitable economies.

THE Commonwealth Development Corporation, as it once was, had a decent reputation built up over a half-century of helping businesses in developing countries with capital, technology and management.