Sentence examples for resources of countries from inspiring English sources

Many developing nations have united under the group's auspices of because there is strength in numbers, and because they can take advantage of the far greater negotiating power and resources of countries like China and Brazil.

Throughout history, western nations invaded, occupied and took the resources of countries predominantly populated by people of color.

That has so often proved true for Western governments and companies, who find it much easier to exploit the natural resources of countries ruled by strongmen.

Experts cited the long-term damage to the United States' reputation as an imperial force seizing the natural resources of countries, as well as the practical challenges in actually taking a country's oil.

Sleeping sickness incidence has placed increasing pressure on the health resources of countries already burdened by malaria, HIV/AIDS, and tuberculosis.

Today a corporate management in Detroit or New York or London or Dusseldorf may decide that it can best serve the market of country Z by combining the resources of country X with labor and plan facilities in country Y - and it may alter that decision 6 months from now if changes occur in costs or price or transport.

This has implications for paediatric care across the country, and creates opportunities for an appropriate approach to the human resource of countries such as the Solomon Islands in this time, towards and beyond the MDGs.

In effect, the Saudis are planning to produce food for themselves with the land and water resources of other countries to augment their fast-growing imports.

Skilled workers emigrate from developing countries in rising numbers, raising fears of a drain on the human and financial resources of the countries they leave.

The high consumption lifestyle of developed countries, which depends on the low pricing of natural and human resources, would not be realized without the resources of developing countries [ 9].

Armies were the biggest wasters of the resources of poor countries.