Sentence examples for parts of developing countries from inspiring English sources

That may have been a bit of an exaggeration because many rural parts of developing countries also benefited from dearer food.

Whether studying trade, development, or the combination of the two, Atkin says he is most comfortable examining how poorer parts of developing countries can be affected by new economic activity.

More than 70 percent of the extremely poor live in rural parts of developing countries, he said, and those areas need investment in seeds and fertilizer and better access to markets to reduce hunger.

Inventive ideas for delivering healthcare cheaply to poor parts of developing countries have been unveiled at a conference at the Institution of Mechanical Engineers.

Finally, the study highlights the synergy between the vulnerability and resilience1, which need to be fostered, if the objective of achieving Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) in rural parts of developing countries is to be addressed in years to come (Fig. 1).

Nonetheless, poison continues to be used as a hunting tool in remote parts of developing countries, including Africa, South America, and Asia.

They might be styled as observers but they are in fact often participants and not only pressure governments but are often part of developing countries' negotiating teams.

This, or so the plan went, would elicit reciprocal lowering of tariffs and trade barriers on the part of developing countries.

After some adjustments (developed countries shoulder the discounted part of developing countries' contributions), Japan's assessment became 17.9% and that of the United States 25% (shielded by a 25% ceiling).

It would also require a big effort on the part of developing countries to become serious trade reformers in line with their long-term interests.The developing countries were right to resist the EU-US farm trifle.

"[You] still need to acknowledge that cultures differ and that corruption is an integrated part of developing countries," says Henry. "One of the effective ways of supporting partners in developing countries to improve work is to more systematically involve local communities in the humanitarian and development work.