Sentence examples for help developing economies from inspiring English sources

The World Bank should be using its financial assistance to help developing economies leapfrog high carbon development and promote investment in clean and ultimately cheaper alternatives such as wind and solar.

Just as it makes small firms more competitive, it will help developing economies to move ahead.

Natural gas is seen as a bridge fuel to help developing economies meet rising demand while controlling emissions.

Chief among these is to help developing economies achieve sustained growth by ensuring that its benefits are broadly shared.

Many Americans would like to help developing economies grow, especially if their higher incomes and stronger global supply chains boost U.S. sales and production.

If the Tories are serious about wanting to help developing economies, they should turn their attention to the hundreds of billions of dollars siphoned out of those economies through tax dodging and trade mispricing schemes.

Leaders also underline the importance of well-targeted assistance to help the developing economies make progress towards greater openness and transparency.

As eurozone finance ministers met in Luxembourg for crisis talks and the launch of the euro's permanent rescue fund, the IMF urged Europe and the US to promote growth to help major developing economies like China, Brazil and India.

The VCI Initiative's co-director, Hau Lee, explains how value chain innovations can help entrepreneurs in developing economies grow their businesses.

Sol Orwell raised money for a charity to help girls in developing economies get an education at a cookie-baking competition in New York City.

Unlike many other humanitarian design ventures, which were initiated by Western designers in the hope of helping people in developing economies, Eco-Fuel Africa was conceived by people, like Mr. Sanga, whose friends and relatives are intended to benefit from it.