Sentence examples for several developing nations from inspiring English sources

But several developing nations and nongovernmental organizations objected that it was unfair to rule out medicine to treat diseases like cancer and asthma in the new rule.

The call was blocked by rich countries but several developing nations rose to speak passionately about the issue, including Venezuela, Ecuador and China.

European delegates said 95% of nations have reached agreement on this issue, but several developing nations are holding out for a broader definition of what is covered and more rigorous measures to check that countries and companies comply with the rules.

Several developing nations also pledged to boost their own biodiversity spending, including $50 million from India.

But the plan will exempt steel imported from Mexico and Canada and several developing nations, including Argentina, the paper said.

Several developing nations, including Indonesia and Bangladesh, have established domestic climate funds, but Brazil's is the first to be financed with oil money.

Several developed nations have taken the lead in trying to mediate the Sri Lankan civil war in recent years, particularly the Norwegians, who are often agitated by their domestic Tamil communities to intervene.

Nevertheless, it seems reasonable to assume majority, if not all the information for AIS coding, is obtained from CT scans since CT is the commonest modality for diagnosing structural brain damage for every patient suspected to have sustained severe trauma in the developed world and several other developing nations.

India played a pivotal role in the failure of a resolution against Syria's government, the article says, when it along with several other developing nations abstained from voting.

During its 2011 presidency of the Group of 8 -- the leading Western industrial powers plus Russia -- and the wider G-20, which includes several important developing nations, France "will put the reform of the international monetary system on the agenda," Mr. Sarkozy said.

During its 2011 presidency of the Group of 8 -- the leading Western industrial powers plus Russia -- and the wider G-20, which also includes several important developing nations, France "will put the reform of the international monetary system on the agenda," Mr. Sarkozy said.