Sentence examples for developing country members from inspiring English sources

Inthe areas of market access and domestic support, a tiered formula is called for that represents a single approach for developed and developing country Members and at the same time recognizes their different tariff structures and levels of domestic support.

Those qualities earned Blanco the support of rich countries, but they may have scared off some of the WTO's developing country members, says Simon Evenett, a professor of economics and trade at the University of St Gallen in Switzerland.

"With the higher IP protections obtained in the TPP, it will be harder for developing country members to develop their own local capacity," says Baker, who is on the board of the Health Global Access Project, which advocates for people living with HIV/AIDS.

Members have also agreed to provide technical assistance to other members, especially developing country members, either bilaterally or through the appropriate international organizations.

Further, definitions based on an average income of US$10000 for the developing country members referred to in Annex VII of the Agreement on Subsidies and Countervailing Measures would generate a different set of numbers.

The SPS and TBT Agreements advise members to play a full part, within the limits of their resources, in the relevant international organizations and their subsidiary bodies, in particular the CAC and provide that members encourage and facilitate the active participation of developing country members in the relevant international organizations.

“China also wants to join as a developing country member which is not acceptable to other GPA members.”.

Discussing the causes of inadequate investments in developing countries, members of the Congress expressed the view that these were largely due to insufficient availability of basic data, lack of qualified economists and development planners, as well as the frequent lack of co-ordination between different government agencies in dealing with forestry and forest industrial development programs.

Since 2000, about 5% of all the 107,000 terrorist deaths have occurred in developed countries, members of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, which includes most of Europe and the US.

Within most developed countries, members of sporting clubs consume alcohol at levels above that of communities generally.

Consistent with the goal of sustainable development, technical assistance should be provided to GFCM Members, in particular developing country GFCM Members, to improve their interaction with the GFCM Secretariat and ensure both timely and correct submission of data (in terms of validity and integrity) and to facilitate decision-making processes at national and regional levels.