Sentence examples for onus on developing countries from inspiring English sources

It would also put more onus on developing countries to become more attractive recipients of investment, green or otherwise.

Dani Rodrik, a professor of economics at Harvard University, says, "The problem with the consensus is not that it placed the onus on developing countries themselves -- it's that it so often gave them the wrong recipe to follow".

"This is very serious data, which puts a lot of the onus on developed countries to truly support the transformation developing countries have to make [to a low-carbon economy]," she said.

The United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change ('the UN Convention'), ratified by 195 (now 196) Parties to the Convention, came into force in 1994 and placed a strong onus on developed countries to lead the way in climate change action [ 2].

† "Effects of Financial Globalization on Developing Countries".

This places an onus on medical schools in Kenya and other developing countries to ensure that students' basic clinical skills including clinical reasoning, are adequately developed.

So will developing countries on other continents.

The group of four powerful "Basic" countries put pressure on Europe by claiming that developing countries had pledged to cut more emissions than the rich and the onus should now be on them to make deeper cuts.

"The onus will continue to be on British companies to show Tanzania, and other developing countries, why their offer is the best one – and I believe they are well placed to do this.

Developing countries, in particular, rely on it.

Developing countries are angry.