Sentence examples for held in developing from inspiring English sources

For some time, COSPAR has been planning a programme of capacity-building workshops to be held in developing countries, and the first of these was held at Institute Nacional de Pesquisas Espaciais (INPE), São José dos Campos, Brazil from 4th to 13th December 2001.

The biennial mutation detection workshop would be a paradigm for this initiative and may sometimes be held in developing countries.

Third, the Bank conducted over 60 seminars and workshops on the economics of tobacco in general and taxation in particular, which were held in developing countries and open to governmental officials, public health experts and tobacco control advocates.

This was the first course of its kind in Africa, as well as the first of a series of planned courses on genomics policy to be held in developing countries; evaluation was therefore a key component of the programme.

While anthropometric measurement errors have been examined in studies held in developed countries, the occurrence and extent of such errors have not always been systematically assessed in studies held in resource-limited countries.

As bitcoin begins to take hold in developing countries, more developed nations are seeing demand from individuals and institutions.

But these are strong conditions that likely do not hold in developing countries.

But when thinking about such positive changes, one should be alert to the negative impacts of globalization that are seldom mentioned, especially when many free-market assumptions that underpin the business-society relationship no longer hold in a developing country like Vietnam.

The speech marked the end of the first international AIDS conference to be held in a developing country.

Opening the first international conference on AIDS held in a developing country, President Thabo Mbeki today singled out extreme poverty, rather than the disease ravaging his country and continent, as the leading killer both here and across Africa.

In designing the Mexico pavilions for World's Fairs in Brussels in 1958, Seattle in 1962 and New York in 1964, Mr. Ramírez assembled a team of architects and others, many of whom later worked with him on the Azteca stadium, inaugurated in 1965, and in organizing the 1968 Olympics, the first held in a developing country.