Sentence examples for responsibilities of countries from inspiring English sources

Still, Røttingen says he had hoped for more concrete proposals and some mention of the responsibilities of countries to support research and development of neglected diseases.

He said the disagreements are focused on "differentiation" — how to define the responsibilities of countries in different stages of economic development.

Negotiators had struggled during two weeks of marathon talks to overcome long-standing divisions on fundamental issues such as the pact's long-term goals, how to address the costs of dealing with climate change, how to define the responsibilities of countries in different stages of development and how to ensure that nations fulfill their commitments.

Negotiators had been struggling to overcome deep divisions on key issues, including the pact's long-term goals, how to address the costs of dealing with climate change, how to define the responsibilities of countries in different stages of development and how to ensure that nations fulfill their commitments.

The WHO International Health Regulations (IHR) modernized the global approach to disease surveillance and early warning and articulated the responsibilities of countries to prepare for and respond to public health emergencies of international concern (20).

"It's ultimately the responsibility of countries to act, but the fund must speak out effectively about the need for those actions," the Treasury official said, adding that the I.M.F.

International regimes must take into account that migrants are a shared responsibility of countries of origin, transit and destination.

I would add that the donor-recipient structure has its own inherent problems (including the responsibility of countries to use funds appropriately for the benefit of persons), but this statement lies at the crux of this paper.

Second, accountability transparency will increase trust of foreign investors to enter new trade ventures as well as increase responsibility of country to ward off protectionism, which is often the cause of disputes and to act on the binding trade policy commitments at the national level.

A landmark achievement in the wider aim of the Colombian government to rewrite the premises of the war on drugs, solving the crisis at the production end, and turning a spotlight on the responsibilities of consuming countries.

This paper included structural path analysis (SPA) to quantify the trans-boundary PM2.5 at sector level, track the transaction paths and figure out the linkage between consumption and production responsibilities of three countries.