Sentence examples for leading developing countries from inspiring English sources

The countries in support of this statement are a diverse group: the major developed countries (such as the U.S., European Union, and Japan), leading developing countries (such as Argentina, Mexico, South Korea, Colombia, Chile, and Uruguay), and some of the most vulnerable countries in the world (such as all of the Africa Group and all of the Pacific Island nations).

Members of the exclusive Brics club of leading developing countries – Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa – are failing to justify predictions that, separately and together, they will dominate the 21st century world, or so the argument goes.

Shahid Zahid of the Asian Development Bank thinks the problems faced by the Indonesians and others are leading developing countries to think more carefully about freeing their financial systems before taking the plunge.

Washington and Brussels have warmed to the idea of cutting their own bilateral trade deal after it became clear that they would not be able to overcome the objections of leading developing countries – such as India and Brazil – to a global agreement involving the liberalisation of manufactured goods, services and agriculture.

Sources close to Mr Blair said that he was quietly confident that they would get further than appeared possible last week on climate change, with George Bush prepared to sign up to a post-Kyoto process that would involve the leading developing countries and also accepting that global warming was, to some extent, manmade.

And it is no use asking other leading developing countries.

It provides the successful candidate with a period of mentored research as part of a strong, established collaboration between a U.S. sponsor and leading developing country scientist at an internationally recognized research institution.

Given that Russia was, until recently, a member of the G-8 -- the northern hemisphere's most important economic grouping -- it would seem to have little affinity with the other four BRICS members, which have traditionally been viewed as the leading developing country voices in global forums.

The International Research Scientist Development Award (IRSDA) provides research opportunities, as well as cutting-edge technical training, in leading developing country institutions for U.S. postdoctoral biomedical, epidemiological, clinical, social, and behavioral scientists who are committed to careers in international health research.

The leading developing country is Kenya, joint 22nd with the Czech Republic and Switzerland.

Through its persistent reform and opening-up program, China has become the leading developing country in attracting international investment and technology.