Sentence examples for countries in development from inspiring English sources

Rich countries spend about 10 times more on subsidising their own farmer than they give poor countries in development aid and the average European Union cow receives more financial support than half the world has to live on.

Focusing on partnerships, the meeting in Bali is seen as particularly important because it will look specifically at the role of wealthier countries in development and the role of the private sector.

The analysis of the incidence rates for the different systems indicates that the nine first systems with the highest incidence belong to the group of countries in development phases.

UNC architecture map the openness concept to the needs of countries in development which justification emerges from the need of acquiring low cost CNC technology and making retrofit of manual machine tool.

Similarly, a negative shock to a developing country may have a much larger effect for neighboring countries than previous estimates in the literature suggest; this larger effect suggests that destination countries may want to favor neighboring countries in development assistance policies if they are interested in reducing immigrant inflows.

In Brazil, as well as other countries in development, there is no knowledge regarding how TUS has been used on orthopedic and sports physiotherapy (OSP) and what criteria are adopted by physical therapists during the TUS application on injuries that they need to treat daily.

In 1977, Hammond [32] noted that the program had 'the possibility of making Brazil not only a world leader in renewable energy but also the first country in development stage … to find their own path of energy independence-an original path'.

As of mid-2010, the division is supporting 15 FETP/FELTPs covering 29 countries with another 8 programs covering 11 countries currently in development.

The second aim is to discuss better ways to collaborate with developing countries in faculty development and education to overcome the challenges facing them.

In other words, human development plays a positive role in improving reporting timeliness for countries in which development remained substandard.

Hence the growing interest among the African countries in industrial development through more active industrial policy – similar to what we saw in the east Asian "miracle" economies, like Japan and Korea, between the 1950s and the 1980s.