Sentence examples for sum countries from inspiring English sources

In an effort to investigate the phenomenon in Canada, we grouped the cultural identities reported in the census as the individual's ancestry, based on four categories from the "Human Developmental Index" (HDI): origins from (1) very high sum; (2) high sum; (3) medium sum; and (4) low sum countries [ 13].

Studies also show a surprisingly large divergence between the level of euro-area debts and the sum of countries' accumulated budget deficits.

The Paris Agreement recognises that the sum of countries' Intended Nationally Determined Commitments (INDCs) for climate action, as it stands, will not be enough to keep within the agreed goal of staying below a 2°C rise.

In sum the country appeared every bit as evenly divided as it was in 2000.

Iraq owes even bigger sums to countries outside the Paris Club from the Gulf to Eastern Europe and its debts total $120 billion.

These fees, and the loans they necessitate, typically range from $1,000 to $5,000 – enormous sums in countries where the average person earns less than $1 per day.

Japan pays nearly 200bn yen (£1.5bn) annually in host-nation support, a sum the country's defence minister, Tomomi Inada, described as "enough".

But big lenders, such as pension funds, will only be prepared to invest the sums African countries require, she says, if the risks of policy somersaults, frequently changing governments, and institutional corruption can be lowered.

At present the sum of country commitments falls far short of the UN's own agreed goal to limit global warming to a maximum of 2C above pre-industrial times.

And it excludes the far greater sums developing countries themselves are promising to farming.Agriculture and food security have become "the core of the international agenda", as the G8 called it.

Of this lump sum, the country plans to utilize approximately $78 billion to construct 35 reactors in the next four years.