Sentence examples for developed and developing countries alike from inspiring English sources

The global need for a solution to antibiotic resistance is urgent and vital for everyone's health, in developed and developing countries alike.

Today, International Women's Day has grown to become a global day of recognition and celebration across developed and developing countries alike.

Heat waves may span several days to several weeks and are significant causes of weather-related mortality, affecting developed and developing countries alike.

Though the accord had various things in it that the parties wanted, such as pledges on emissions from developed and developing countries alike and a climate fund, the UN process neither got nor deserved the credit.

"Since the onset of the financial crisis, the question of how to unlock new sources of productive employment and strengthen the contribution of economic growth to progress in broad living standards has become an increasingly important concern for political and business leaders in developed and developing countries alike.

They are for millennials and grandparents, city dwellers and rural communities, employers and employees, developed and developing countries alike.

"The moral pressure would be much stronger on the developed countries and developing countries alike," Mr. Dimas said.

Governments in developed countries and developing countries alike have a responsibility to ensure that the reform process is managed in a way that minimizes the risk to vulnerable groups and maximizes their opportunities to share in the gains.

Drawing on lessons learned during the financial crisis that began in Asia in 1997, Mr. Greenspan said industrialized and developing countries alike needed to focus on developing strong banking systems and active capital markets so that if one source of financing dried up, another would be available.

For affluent and developing countries alike, these are the aspirations for 2012.

Many in Congress -- although the free-trade fundamentalists like Mr. Wright call us "largely disingenuous" -- will continue to fight for improved standards that protect workers, public health and the environment in the United States and developing countries alike.