Sentence examples for international burden from inspiring English sources
On the other hand, issues such as the international burden sharing for the second commitment period or a balancing of the global costs of emission mitigation and the costs of climate change, require a more integrated approach to modeling climate policies that will often require a hybridization of models.
Individual country data were pooled to reflect the international burden of the disease.
Similar efforts are required to strengthen routine health data in all developing countries, to guide planned progress towards reduction in the local, national and international burden from perinatal mortality.
We analyzed data from 14 countries from the international Burden of Obstructive Lung Disease BOLDD) study to describe characteristics of COPD in never smokers and to identify possible risk factors in this population.
As with the CaMEO Study, IBMS was not designed to be population based; however, IBMS was a cross-sectional international burden of illness study, and therefore did not have longitudinal assessments.
Based on data from the large international Burden of Obstructive Lung Disease BOLDD) study, a recent cross-sectional analysis by Janson et al. investigated the impact of COPD on health status as measured by the SF-12 [ 12].
A little more time, especially if it comes with a Security Council resolution unambiguously authorizing force if Iraq does not unambiguously disarm, would mitigate the damage to allied unity, lessen the (largely self-created) isolation of the United States, and create a basis for international burden-sharing in the rebuilding of Iraq.
The contradictions in Obama's approach are ones that are evident among the American people who on the one hand want the US to remain the most powerful country in the world but also want other countries to share more of our international burdens.
This paper identifies consequentialist and non-consequentialist ethical principles to guide a fair international burden-sharing scheme of climate change adaptation costs.
"Humanitarian organizations have repeatedly warned that the capacity of the host communities have been stretched to the limits and argued for better international burden-sharing," said Jan Egeland, secretary-general of the Norwegian council.
It may take a while, but the government has taken a significant step this month by telling 22 donor countries that, once existing programmes are completed, it does not want to receive their aid on a government-to-government basis any more.It has also begun to restructure its $54 billion international debt burden.
