This group, sometimes called MIFFS (middle-income fragile or failed states), includes Iraq, Nigeria, Pakistan and Yemen all large, populous places.
Supporters of the Constitution, who called themselves Federalists, won four states in December 1787 as conventions in Delaware, New Jersey and Georgia approved it unanimously, and Pennsylvania — large, populous and diverse — also voted yea.
"Compared to the developed world, the state of transportation systems in China is less well-understood, and because it's such a large, populous country, unrestricted or poorly guided growth could lead to significant negative consequences for the environment and climate," says Paul Kishimoto, a recent recipient of a fellowship from the Martin Family Society of Graduate Fellowships in Sustainability.
If Mr. Singh is forced to reverse course again on the economic measures, or should his government fall before the end of its mandate in 2014, many could conclude that sound economic policy remains politically impossible in a large, populous and still relatively poor democracy like India.
Both rely heavily on the energy industry for their economy and both are large, populous states.
Rochdale had developed into an increasingly large, populous, and prosperous urban mill town since the Industrial Revolution.
But for people who live in large, populous cities and don't have a canyon in their backyard, looking at the night sky is one of the few ways to evoke the feeling of awe.
"For such a large populous state, a diverse state, to move parity into law is a big victory for people with mental illness". State consumer advocates lauded the reform package but stressed that patients need to be educated about their new rights and that gaps in the new protections must be filled.
California is the country's largest, most populous state, representing almost twelve per cent of the total United States population.
But business leaders do not seem worried about a leftist running the country's largest, most populous and wealthiest city.
