Sentence examples for excluding developing from inspiring English sources

The OECD countries recognise the impact of transboundary livestock diseases on developing countries where they cause periodic and dramatic losses and contribute to excluding developing countries from the potential benefits of globalisation of trade in livestock products.

Yet the standards that have been set are hopelessly lacking in ambition and largely exclude developing countries.

Mr. Annan said trade barriers put in place by industrialized countries were helping to exclude developing nations from the benefits of global trade.

The G8 may agree a deal to exchange tax information that will exclude developing countries on the grounds that they are not ready to take part.

It is welcome – but again, rich countries seem tempted to exclude developing countries from progress, with the excuse that they are unable to make effective use of the information they would get from other countries.

The second concern is that the G8 may agree a deal on exchange of tax information that will exclude developing countries on the grounds that they are not ready to take part.

Their last-minute plea was made in talks with the Prime Minister yesterday as some G8 countries threatened to water down a new global tax information sharing scheme so it would exclude developing countries.

So the question is, is it really so important for you to exclude developing countries from getting influence on global tax standards that you are willing to jeopardise the sustainable development goals and the climate negotiations?" A Save the Children spokesperson said: "Collapse of the negotiations would be a real disaster.

We excluded developed and agricultural vegetation categories from our model, as well as aquatic, wetland, riparian, and non-vegetated categories that were thought to be driven more by proximity to water sources or were not directly climate-associated.

765 (23.5%) of 3253 VLBW infants, and 329 (2.5%) of 13244 HBW infants (41 were missing birth weight and were excluded), developed at least one episode of NI.

Once the WTO talks were underway, it quickly became apparent that the developed nations had made a crucial miscalculation in excluding the developing world from their coalition.