Sentence examples for parties in developing from inspiring English sources
Single parties in developing countries are rarely as well organized as communist parties.
The WFD also requires the active involvement of all interested parties in developing the best approach to achieve its objectives.
In this scenario, the governmental institutions are the responsible parties in developing and implementing a framework establishing the goals, role and functions of the principals, while higher education institutions will provide evidence based training that can meet the governmental goals.
The largely positive relationships of service users in this study with other patients, and staff who had personal experience of mental illness may be indicative of the value of collaboration, self-disclosure by both parties in developing relationships [ 28].
Incidents of debauchery, such as the one in Peru, have become common among traveling Israelis, who have earned a reputation for their alcohol- and drug-fueled partying in developing and third-world countries.
The parties' interest in developing these two "moral powers" is a substantive feature of Rawls's account of the rationality of free and equal persons.
The parties' interest in developing their sense of justice is then a rational interest in being reasonable; justice is then regarded by the parties as instrumental to their realizing their conception of the good.
They thought that Barbadian lawyers were positioned to "explain how the licensing and registration have to comply with laws" to those parties interested in developing new medical tourism facilities, and especially international investors.
Meanwhile, the surveillance and reporting of chemical, nuclear and radiological threats have been described as persistent challenges by several States Parties in both developing and developed countries [ 25], complicating planning for major incidents [ 26].
Political parties were late in developing, but by 1960 there were several demanding independence.
Some of the communist parties in power in developing countries did not differ significantly from their counterparts in industrialized countries.
