Sentence examples for countries detail from inspiring English sources

Socioeconomic studies on developing countries detail the effects of humanitarian aid on resources such as food, specifically stating that prolonged humanitarian support can negatively impact the livelihoods of local farmers and business people [5, 6].

It is important that the agreement in Lima specify three important threshold issues: (a) countries detail 2025 emissions reduction commitments; (2) countries only  propose efforts that are stronger than what they are currently implementing; and (3) a minimum set of information is provided so that we know exactly what countries are proposing for their targets.

Each report was read by a pair of reviewers to assess the type of health RCS, funders, countries, detail available [ 19], and approach to evaluation.

However, in Germany – like in many other European countries – detailed information on the accessibility of urban blue at the household and individual level is missing.

Whereas in the 'compliance-based regulation,' which is a more widely used approach of nuclear regulation in many countries, detailed prescriptive safety requirements are specified to enforce the licensees to strictly follow them.

Yahoo's transparency report revealed that 12,444 disclosure requests were made by the US between January and June of this year - by far the highest of all the countries detailed.

The first was a survey of Alliance-HPSR partner institutions in developing countries detailing research priorities and project information.

The phenotypes for CM and SCS were derived from the models used to produce breeding values in the individual countries (details in Lund et al. 2007).

Summary of the 20 countries detailing the number of administrative regions, the mean, minimum and maximum region population size and the Gini coefficient describing inequality in region size.

To ensure that future studies can control correctly for differences in the intensity of staging investigations between countries, details of these procedures should be systematically captured by cancer registries.

Ian Livingston at BT does not like the administrative cost, and Rupert Soames at Aggreko thinks giving country-by-country detail is "unworkable" for his company.