Sentence examples for representing developed from inspiring English sources

Earlier this month, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, a think tank representing developed nations, urged the federal government to take steps to keep young people from dropping out of the job market.

THROUGH much of this week and next, a large group of politicians, professors, environmentalists, economists and such, representing developed and developing countries, will converge on the Earth Summit sponsored by the United Nations in Johannesburg to discuss how to protect natural resources while expanding economies.

The current OPEC limit is 30 million barrels a day, but the cartel's members in May pumped 31.86 million barrels a day, according to the International Energy Agency, a Paris-based group representing developed market energy importing nations.

Formally, I was nominated by the G-11, a group of directors representing developing countries.

The WHO representing developing countries has only observer status on ICH.

The other candidates represent developing countries: Indroyono Soesilo of Indonesia, Abdul Latif Rashid of Iraq and Mohammad Saeid Noori Naeini of Iran.

Research on the complex nanostructure was limited, while investigation of the synthesis and properties of complex nanostructures represented developing directions of nanoscience and nanotechnology, which have important potential applications in realizing the multiple functions of nanodevices [14].

Significant CW and OW variation was also observed in ring 10, which represented developing xylem tissues sampled for the two microarray experiments.

These 'transitional' areas, which we speculate represent developing gliosis in tubers, were populated with astrocytes that had characteristic features consistent with ongoing astrocyte changes.

The reviews aims to represent developing country contexts, but inter- and intra-country socio-cultural variations are bound to play a differentiating role and may affect the generalizability of the results.

Settings for increasingly detailed scenario models can be developed, representing, e.g. local social interaction and commuting patterns [16].