Sentence examples for by big developing countries from inspiring English sources

The Americans therefore insist on "meaningful participation" by big developing countries.

The treaty required no action by big developing countries like China and India, whose emissions could soon surpass those of wealthy countries.

For years, the White House often shaped its stance in climate talks around what it was not willing to do, specifically anything it thought would harm the economy or any action not accompanied by meaningful moves by big developing countries.

Kim noted there had been progress over the last 12 months, including the UN general assembly's commitment to set a carbon price, the agreement between the US and China on carbon emissions and the steps being made by big developing countries, such as India to invest in renewable energy.

But opinions diverged over the need to boost the funding of the world's main financial institutions, and even more so when it came to discussing demands by big developing countries such as China and India for more voting power on their boards.That such a shift in influence away from the rich countries is under way was clear from the outcome of the G20 summit in Pittsburgh on September 25th.

The official, James L. Connaughton, chairman of the White House Council on Environmental Quality, said the United States could accept a binding treaty if it included mandatory steps by China and other big developing countries as well.

case won last month by Brazil, with the backing of China, India and other big developing countries, finding that cotton subsidies in the United States unfairly distorted world trade and put farmers in poor countries at a disadvantage.

While a tentative agreement was reached to grant preferential access to most of the exports of the least developed countries, it has been held hostage by a lack of agreement in broader negotiations between rich countries and big developing countries.

The bank expects trade to jump 6 percent in 2013 and 7 percent by 2015, in no small part because of accelerating demand from new consumers in big developing countries.

These positions have only hardened as the big developing countries have become some of the world's biggest traders.

Until America moves seriously to control emissions, the big developing countries will not do so.