Sentence examples for smallest poor countries from inspiring English sources

While recognizing that over-represented countries will make a contribution, it will be important to protect the voting power of the smallest poor countries.

What can small, poor countries do to turn rhetoric into reality?

To officials from small, poor countries, that is a lot of money.

And 60 or so small poor countries retain third-world characteristics: aid dependency, corruption, violence.

In small, poor countries like Burkina Faso, every burp and hiccup of an aid agency like the Millennium Challenge Corporation is news — and often front page news.

Not that open world markets are a bad thing; they're definitely a force for good, especially for small, poor countries.

More reasonably, many small poor countries have worried that they simply do not have the political or technical ability to negotiate about such rules.

But even if they do now derail the Doha round, a few small, poor countries will not hold the global trade agenda hostage indefinitely.

Since 2002, when the president promised to set it up, the Millennium Challenge Corporation has found only four relatively small poor countries to give money to.

It can be politically difficult for small, poor countries to heed moral lectures from America; it can be far more palatable to pay attention to guidance from other small, poor nations facing similar challenges.

Big companies with a turnover many times bigger than the GNP of small poor countries use their financial muscle to make deals that allow them to pay low or no taxes.