Sentence examples for makers in developing from inspiring English sources
The information that generated from this study for will be useful to health policy makers in developing HIV/AIDS interventions, curriculum development and provision of youth friendly services A cross-sectional survey was conducted between April and May 2005.
Risk assessment frameworks have greatly contributed to improved food safety in developed countries and these frameworks should provide a useful decision support tool to policy makers in developing countries as well.
Policy makers in developing nations are in a bind as to what to do next.
With Google so far ahead of other car makers in developing self-driving systems, it would be unlikely to market experimental vehicles packed with cutting-edge technology.
Scientists are also closing in on how the drug causes damage in pregnancy, which is aiding drug makers in developing new, safer derivatives.
A report by Sandbag, a non-governmental organisation that examines carbon trading, found that some of the biggest steel and cement companies in the EU have been buying cheap carbon credits from steel makers in developing and eastern European countries as a way of reducing their need to cut or pay for emissions under the EU's emissions trading scheme.
For this reason, policy-makers in developing countries have increased their efforts towards providing quality health care both in urban and rural areas [1, 2].
This will allow monitoring of soil erosion and degradation risk areas and support decision-makers in developing measures for friendly environmental management.
It is in the context of such health concerns from increased consumption of these products that require policy-makers in developing countries to carefully analyse health effects of deep "across-the-board" commitments (see Clarke 2008; Roffe et al. 2008).
Analysis the water food energy nexus is the first step to assess the decision maker in developing and evaluating national strategies that take into account the nexus.
A serious problem for the economic policy maker in developing countries is how to reduce an overappreciated exchange rate without a large nominal depreciation, which is feared to fuel inflation.
