Sentence examples for by some developing countries from inspiring English sources
Attempts by some developing countries to raise prices, however, can induce other developing countries to increase their output.
One long-time participant put the chances of a walkout by some developing countries at about one in five, but said China's active encouragement could make the difference.
Susan C. Schwab, the United States trade representative, challenged assertions by some developing countries that the United States had been the chief obstacle to sewing up the deal.
He writes, for instance, about the fight by some developing countries to get access to inexpensive versions of Western drugs through what is called "parallel importation" — buying drugs from another developing country that has been licensed to produce patented medicines.
If it proves to be a new, formal position rather than a negotiating tactic, it could provoke a walk-out by some developing countries and threaten a breakdown in the talks.
"If you have to wait until they all get regular jobs," Mr Frenk says, "you'll wait too long .Another feature of Bevan's brainchild envied by some developing countries is the idea of the general practitioner (GP) as gatekeeper.
The G8 group of rich nations has pledged to cut emissions by 80% by 2050, and some developing countries to halving emissions by then.
One government source said the federation wanted to recreate the sort of policing experienced by Mitchell in some developing countries he visited as international development secretary.
Second, it brings into doubt plans by governments in some developing countries to harness remittances for their own use, in that government spending in these countries generally fails the test of countercyclicality which remittances pass.
The World Bank has estimated that a deal could generate £145bn extra trade by 2015, helping to lift some developing countries out of poverty and also end the food crisis gripping low-income countries because of soaring food prices.
This opens two cans of worms - one of which caught some developing countries by surprise in Paris.
