Sentence examples for privileged countries from inspiring English sources

"The privileged countries have more power but they lack moral leadership".

The president's call is yet another indication that a sense of crisis is germinating, fueled by a growing awareness that if decisive steps are not taken, before long the possession of nuclear weapons will not be limited to a few privileged countries.

It is a huge struggle for less privileged countries whose bureaucracies are barely up to running their existing system.Still, the experience of the past ten years suggests a common pattern of which all countries, rich and poor alike, should take note.

China, Taiwan, South Korea, Hong Kong and even several of the less economically privileged countries of the Pacific Rim (including Vietnam, Thailand and the Philippines) have all seen a dramatic increase in the number of their films selected for westward export.

At the highest level the International Rugby Board raised the matter last October during a special meeting in Versailles attended by representatives of the six nations, Argentina and South Africa, who discussed ways of helping less privileged countries to bridge the gap that separates them from the elite.

"This necessitates an inner strength that is unknown in the economically privileged countries.

In response to an article on women in the City: "One massively privileged segment of a generally privileged country is slightly less pampered than another massively privileged segment.

Their mother has rebelled against her mother's privileged country-club life on Long Island, while their Harvard-educated father, who hails from a family of New England eccentrics, seems to regard petty trouble-making as a philosophical stance toward the world.

Twenty-four little hours for every American to take a time-out from the grind of living in the most privileged country on Earth to celebrate what makes them great: no longer being British.

As the leader of a school system in a privileged country, I know we cannot have the same conversation about poverty in developing nations as we can about urban and rural poverty in the United States.

And, in possibly the most privileged country of all, it appears that its citizens may elect into office a majority of folks who evince little interest in sending the fire trucks.