Sentence examples for classes of countries from inspiring English sources

The Kyoto treaty created different classes of countries — some with binding emissions targets and others without them.

The successor to Sir Mervyn King said there were three classes of countries in the global economy: crisis economies, those emerging from the crisis, and those growing strongly.

DaimlerChrysler and other automakers have said they are looking to inexpensive plastic parts as a way to bring the price of new cars within reach of the rapidly growing middle classes of countries like China and India.

And, in due course, his naturalistic, down-to-earth depictions of shepherds, cowherds and peasants were being sought after by collectors and the landed classes of countries as religiously and socially diverse as France, Spain and England.

The NPT contains two classes of countries: five nations the United States, Russia, Britain, France and China permitted to possess nuclear weapons and all the rest that are not.

There are more than a billion cars in the world today - and by the middle of the century there could be up to four times as many, as the growing middle classes of countries like India, China and Brazil seek the freedom and status car ownership appears to offer.

Some critics fear that there will be a permanent class of countries that survive by providing cheap labor to rich nations.

The class of countries with debt>90 includes countries with debt a LOT more than 90; the policy question is whether there is a large dropoff as you go from a bit below 90 to a bit above.

WASHINGTON — As Europe and Asia play down the need for an American-style bailout for their banks, the crisis may threaten a different class of countries: those in Eastern Europe, Latin America and Africa that depend on foreign capital and shoulder American-style trade deficits.

A larger market opportunity is in the emerging middle class of countries like Brazil and India.

This indicates in a way that there is a generally improving "middle class" of countries when it comes to ICT growth, but that there is also a group that, worryingly, appears to be falling increasingly behind.