Sentence examples for operations in developing countries from inspiring English sources
The International Association of Electronics Recyclers has started a certification program to weed out companies that may be dumping products on poorly run operations in developing countries.
Vivendi, through membership of groups such as the International Chamber of Commerce, have participated in wrecking any semblance of international accountability over their operations in developing countries.
By setting up operations in developing countries such as China and Russia, they have started exploiting the large pools of talent in those countries.
That is, if future treaties governing greenhouse gas emissions enable CCS operations in developing countries such as Algeria to earn carbon credits.
The small or middle coal mines with illegal operations in developing countries or regions can cause bad energy waste and environmental disruption.
Companies under NGO scrutiny have been dissuaded from investing in manufacturing operations in developing countries such as India or Bangladesh, or have decided to end such operations, faced with charges that they are employing "sweatshop labour".
That's why Accenture has segmented its offering into two services: one for large agribusiness with the necessary equipment and sophistication to use a pure SaaS product and another for small operations, particularly in developing countries, that rely on an agricultural version of the channel: agro-service agents that work directly with individual farmers.
And not all poultry are raised in commercial operations, especially in developing countries.
But surgical services are unequally distributed, with only 26% of operations occurring in developing countries, which account for 70% of the world's population. 1 6 Surgical procedures are expected to assume an increasingly important role in public health in both developed and developing countries.
Many companies in markets such as Thailand and Indonesia have less-developed landline businesses than operations in developed countries do.
Coronary-artery-bypass grafting has become one of the most common surgical operations in developed countries.
