Sentence examples for potential of countries from inspiring English sources

For instance, Matt Seiler, chief executive of Mediabrands, which oversees media agencies like Initiative and Universal McCann, announced a reorganization that replaces the traditional model of geographic regions with clusters based on the economic status and potential of countries.

In other words, the development potential of countries might be limited.

This paper presents an approach to assessing the potential of countries to lead the global adoption of an innovation and to set a global product or process standard.

In order to follow a lead market strategy of new product development, it is necessary to assess the lead market potential of countries before an innovation is developed and tested in the market.

This model takes into consideration the potential of countries to respond to policy changes for different types of commodity (FAO, 2003a).

"This is a responsibility because poverty and under-nutrition damages a child's chance to thrive and also hampers the potential of countries to develop.

With "The Tennessee Waltz," which he and Mr. Stewart wrote in 1946 and first recorded two years later, hoping only to match the modest success of Bill Monroe's "Kentucky Waltz," Mr. King also played a crucial role in demonstrating to pop record producers the crossover potential of country material.

The game is afoot, with the natural resources and potential wealth of countries like Ukraine, Turkey and Brazil as the prize.

The concern about the state of the banking system led to €1tn being lent to banks through three-year loans and came as UK banks were told to make preparations for a potential exit of countries from the single currency.

To achieve this, we will have to, at last, realise the full potential of developing countries.

By unlocking the full economic potential of women, countries can strengthen productivity, stimulate demand and boost growth.