Sentence examples for countries barriers from inspiring English sources

In fact, these countries' barriers on Chinese goods and investment are not as low as commonly believed.

So the new EU will both constrict its trade with Russia proper and heighten neighbouring countries' barriers against its goods.The Russian government does at least seem to be paying attention.

In developing countries, barriers to innovation, expressed as the relatively poor effectiveness and low efficiency of the NSI, are manifest in largely absent ICT, truncated linkages between core actors, extremely thin arbitrageur (venture capital) intermediation and inadequate technologically competent human capital.

Whereas free trade is encouraged particularly in goods and services exported by industrial countries, barriers of entry continue to exist in agricultural or farming products through subsidies in Europe and the United States or grounded on food security reasons.

Even in high-income countries, barriers to implementation of the SSC guidelines may be related to inadequate staffing [ 31].

King, Elizabeth M. and M. Anne Hill, eds., 'Women's Education in Developing Countries: Barriers, benefits and policies', Johns Hopkins University Press, Baltimore, Maryland, 1993.

Many countries place barriers to women's inheritance of property.

These differences exist because some countries erect barriers to the efficient use of readily available technology.

In all three countries, the barriers were among the largest infrastructure projects of the past decade.

Oxfam has just released a fat report on trade, in which it denounces rich countries' tariff barriers against imports from poor countries, and their subsidies for farmers.

Rich countries' trade barriers make it hard for farmers to switch to other crops.Solving these problems is not as thrilling as crusading against rich, profitable western firms.