Sentence examples for developing members from inspiring English sources
"She has also played a critical role in revitalising the Fund's relations with its global membership, including its emerging market and developing members".
The authors thank the HFA developing members of Meisei Electric Co., Ltd. and the PWE developing members of Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd. and the NIPPI corporation.
However, full implementation by 2046 will fetch reduced welfare to these developing members due to major worsening terms of trade.
High engagement chapters do some mobilizing, but they emphasize organizing, relationship-building and developing members' capacities.
Further, the study added another simulation exercise where the developing member countries experience input augmenting technical changes due to the likely development of production networks within the region.
The study further does two more simulations first, a scenario where the developing member countries experience input augmenting technical changes due to the likely development of production networks within the region and second, the improvement in trade costs between members, particularly the developing countries.
In promoting south-south co-operation between China and other developing member countries of the International Fund for Agricultural Development (Ifad), China's ministry of foreign affairs and Ifad have so far organised two south-south events, in September 2009 and November 2010 respectively.
In a recent speech, the bank's president stated that improving "governance in our developing member countries is one of the central aspects of our work in promoting inclusive development".
Using a gravity model approach based on exports data of the 14 Pacific developing member countries of the Asian Development Bank for the time period 2011 2013 find that a direct shipping connection more than doubles trade in goods imports (Fugazza 2015).
8.1.3 Support to developing member countries.
The training course is open to 20 participants from developing Member States of FAO and the International Atomic Energy Agency.
