Sentence examples for fully developed countries from inspiring English sources
Chile and Costa Rica are relatively developed countries, that may have similar characteristics in relation to development of wheezing in childhood as fully developed countries such as the US and Canada.
The country reports that its gross domestic product is rising 8% annually at a time when fully developed countries are stagnant.
According to UNICEF's State of the World's Children 2008 report themed Child Survival, Malaysia's health results for children and women are amongst fully developed countries.
Thus, the aim of this paper is to shine the spotlight on amylin in an attempt to put it onto the top of researchers' to-do list since the secondary complications of type II diabetes have far-reaching and severe consequences on public health both in developing and fully developed countries alike.
The program also directly supports Vision 2020, the culmination of a 30-year national development process to make Malaysia a fully developed country by the year 2020.
As Mexico gains more global influence, its economy is starting to look more like that of a fully developed country.
Like Singapore, Japan is a fully developed country.
Israel was even asked to become a member of the OECD Organization for Economic Co-operationn and Development), recognition that the once struggling nation as now considered a fully developed country.
Currently, the Child Act is being reviewed to address gaps as the country moves towards fully developed nation status by 2020.
"In addition, the decision to revise the Child Act 2001 this year, aimed at addressing gaps as the country moves towards fully developed nation status by 2020, reflects the Government's leadership and sensitivity on issues related to child wellbeing, in Malaysia and the region".
Seeking input into course development from specialist advisors who have trained or worked in developed countries and are fully familiar with the rigor required, but who have also worked in specialist and other clinical roles in developing countries, may be of particular value.
