Sentence examples for richer developing countries from inspiring English sources

The richer developing countries, such as Brazil or India, where the state apparatus was formidable, were reluctant to cede ground to outsiders.

Aid to poorer countries that are well governed counts more than aid to richer developing countries (which need it less) or poorly run countries (which are more likely to waste it).

The U.S. has by tradition named the president of the World Bank, which provides low-interest loans and grants to poor countries as well as market-rate loans to richer developing countries like China and Brazil.

From 2020, developed countries, with help from some richer developing countries like China and Singapore, will make available $100bn of "new and additional" money a year for vulnerable countries to help them adapt to climate change.

The first reform of the GSP in 30 years, said the report, will see richer developing countries such as India and Vietnam lose trade concessions of up to €257m (£201m).

5 Vulnerable countries will get $100bn a year to help adapt to climate change From 2020, developed countries, with help from some richer developing countries like China and Singapore, will make available $100bn of "new and additional" money a year for vulnerable countries to help them adapt to climate change.

"The climate change we're experiencing across the world has been caused by the richer developed countries.

The price should initially be much higher (say, $100 per tonne of CO2) in richer, developed countries than in poorer, developing ones, where it should start at about $10 per tonne of CO2.

That means that richer, developed countries typically agreed to meaningful cuts in carbon emissions or other climate-friendly policies while poorer, still-developing countries generally committed to virtually nothing.

Now that some of those developing countries, such as China, India and Saudi Arabia, have emerged as stronger nations over the last two decades, the richer developed countries want them to step up their financial contributions.

Shifts in consumer values, especially in the richer developed countries, have led to an increase in environmentally conscious purchasing.