Sports ministers in many countries are arguing that football needs to be exempted from competition law in order to allow governing bodies to equalise the resources of clubs without risking prosecution.
Guaranteeing major new aid flows for developing countries has become a prerequisite for a new climate agreement, but many developing countries argue that the $100bn on offer from rich countries falls far short of the funding necessary to help 130 poor countries which face devastating climate change.
For example, a worldwide analysis based on DHS data revealed that a substantial proportion of people access the private sector for key child health services in many developing countries, arguing for more programmatic effort to engage private-sector providers.
Methadone has critics in many countries, who argue that it replaces one form of opiate addiction with another; in Russia even talking about it can provoke legal sanction.
Many countries are now arguing, over Japanese objections, for the establishment of whale sanctuaries in which all whaling will be banned.
Led by Brazil, Egypt, India and Malaysia, many of the developing countries argue that the trading system and the world trade group itself are slanted to advance the interests of the industrialized countries.
Too many countries, he argues, are caught in a "poverty trap," a combination of poor geography, poor infrastructure and poor health care.
Pharmaceutical manufacturers argue that many countries are very far from able to administer a program of triple therapy, and they are right.
Is achieving and maintaining accreditation worth the time, effort and cost if there is uncertainty about whether it results in quantifiable improvements in healthcare delivery and outcomes 23? Shaw 5 has argued that many countries are embarking on accreditation programmes without any evidence that they are the best use of resources for improving quality.
While the MDGs put the burden of action on developing countries, many argue that all countries should be bound by SDGs.
