Sentence examples for the advanced developing from inspiring English sources

Most advanced developing countries would not strike a deal involving binding emission cuts, and the developed world will not compromise without the advanced developing world taking concrete action.

The United States, however, insisted that the advanced developing countries must open their markets further to goods and services, in part because the deal thus far would not pass muster with Congress.

Nobel Prizes have disproportionately gone to the advanced, developed countries with lots of money for education and scientific research, which tend to be white and Christian.

To date, 23 agreements have been signed on the basis of which the more advanced developing countries will provide 2 300 experts and field technicians to work in the beneficiary countries for two to three years.

Rich countries and the more advanced developing countries have agreed to cut tariffs on products from the poorest nations.

There was talk at the weekend of one or two of the bigger and more advanced developing countries taking part or of a pilot scheme that would explore whether poor countries could join in the fullness of time.

There was talk at the weekend of one or two of the bigger and more advanced developing countries taking part in a pilot scheme to explore whether poor countries could join in the fullness of time.

The South-South Cooperation initiative was launched by the Director General in 1996 within the framework of the SFFS, with the objective of allowing recipient countries to benefit from the expertise accumulated by more advanced developing countries.

Intel, which is under siege by rival chip makers, proposes to bridge the digital divide between the advanced and developing economies by spending $1 billion in developing markets and providing people with high-speed wireless Internet access.

To move beyond its reliance on agriculture, economists say, Africa will ultimately have to do what other developing regions of the world have done and build a base of manufacturing around its low labor costs, luring jobs away from the developed and more-advanced developing nations.

"We don't want to look at only the advanced or developing countries, we also want to look at emerging markets".