Sentence examples for demand of developing from inspiring English sources
Gaining access to cheap generic medicines to treat deadly diseases like AIDS, malaria and tuberculosis has been a top demand of developing nations for several years.
The quality of molded part for a given material, mold and machine highly depends on the processing conditions and this creates a continuous demand of developing advanced sensors for monitoring and controlling the process.
The investigations are expected to fulfill the growing demand of developing appropriate theoretical principles and modelling methodologies in relation to the rationale control of size, polydispersity and structure of nanopigments.
In December, the EU promised to put its existing 20% target under the protocol - a key demand of developing countries that appreciate its legal nature.
The government should scrutinize the training that is currently offered to CHMT to see if it is effective in meeting the demand of developing local health leaders' managerial competencies and skills.
In contrast, the transition of SAM to floral meristem is suppressed in indeterminate cultivars (Dt1/Dt1) and vegetative growth of SAM continues until a cessation caused by the demand of developing seeds [ 49].
Exportation of fresh vegetable products, especially to northern European countries, have expanded significantly in recent years in Spain in response to the demand of developed countries for fresh and high-quality products all year round.
By the turn of the century, Trump had moved away from the capital demands of developing real estate and begun leveraging his celebrity into franchise deals.
Despite the demands of developing countries, industrialised countries with cash-strapped Treasuries are unlikely to announce any more new money at Doha.
Mr. Pershing's Chinese counterpart, Su Wei, hit back, saying developed countries had failed to commit to substantial reductions in carbon emissions while making unfair demands of developing nations.
A European Union plan that goes a long way to meeting the demands of developing countries to make the governance more open collapsed in the face of US opposition.
