Sentence examples for pressure on developing countries from inspiring English sources
The pressure on developing countries to provide increased access to agricultural and food imports from the developed countries threatens the livelihood of millions of small farmers, who are unable to compete with protected, subsidized, oil-based industrialized agriculture.
Calpers, at $136 billion the nation's largest public pension fund, is throwing its weight behind new goals: creating jobs, rejuvenating inner cities, providing affordable housing and putting pressure on developing countries to give citizens basic freedoms.
In 2009 output will surge ahead again, relieving some of the pressure on developing countries that, in 2008, caused the first global outbreak of food riots for more than 30 years.
Having spent half of the last dozen years in India and half in the West, I have seen how this pressure on developing countries to get with the global program, whether in climate talks or by the subtler cultural thrust of satellite television, can bring strange results.
M cins Sans Fronti s is concerned that the increasingly stringent data exclusivity rules proposed for biologic medicines will be used by pharmaceutical companies to put even more pressure on developing countries to adopt these new rules and impede access to affordable medicines.
The European pressure on developing countries was widely condemned by the public, and revealed the corporate, antidevelopment efforts behind the deal, just as they are revealed today.
To that extent, the World Bank itself creates part of the pressure, particularly on developing countries, to accept those same I.M.F.
The committee hopes to put pressure on developed countries that are driving less-developed countries into bankruptcy.
According to Javadekar, "We are putting pressure on developed countries and have asked them when their financial commitment will come through as promised in the green climate fund.
It would also reduce pressure on developed countries to concede many changes to existing WTO demanded by developing countries in the negotiations.
There, pressure was piled on developing countries to dilute their demands in the interests of standing up to terrorism.
