Sentence examples for developing country standards from inspiring English sources

And it was low by developing country standards.

The average educational attainment is low, even by developing country standards, and only a tiny fraction of those educated meet international quality standards – only 3% according to some reports.

India's labour regulations are heavy even by developing country standards and analysts have urged the government to abolish them.

The average weight of cars sold in China in 2003 was more than 3,000 pounds, large by developing country standards.

In Peru, as in many developing countries, standard clinical approaches to urethritis, genital ulcer disease (GUD), cervicitis, and pelvic inflammatory disease are based on syndromic management principles.

Based on standard methodology of costing of health care services in developing countries, standard questionnaires and analyses were employed in 207 health care facilities representing different trustees (e.g. Government, Faith Based/Nongovernmental, private-for-profit organisations), levels of care and regions (urban, rural).

Ambulances, the developed country standard, are costly and not practical for the road conditions present in many countries.

Ambulances, the developed country standard, are costly and not practical for the road conditions present in many countries; instead, a variety of modes of transportation are used.

Had he needed care earlier it would have been astonishingly good for a developing country, but standards are lower now than in the past.

Having enjoyed steady growth over the last four decades, it has held a leading position among developing countries on standards of living, education and housing, and seems set to achieve its ambition of being a 'developed' country within 15 years or so.

However, many developing countries lack standards for worker protection.