Sentence examples for whether developing from inspiring English sources

South Africa, via the Mail and Guardian: Rich countries must jump first The debate is what is expected of developed and developing nations and whether developing nations such as China, India, Brazil and South Africa (the Basic countries) should take on carbon caps if it is economically detrimental to them.

In this paper, we relay existing information on health system benefits accrued by developed countries from partnering with developing countries, and then gauge whether developing country health system experiences could form the basis of future international cooperation.

At Kyoto, a central issue was whether developing countries would be required to chip in on emissions cuts.

But whether developing countries will also benefit from the G20's tax reform agenda remains an open question.

The discussions are understood to focus on 'reciprocity' - whether developing countries must share the information they hold before they can access information themselves.

But, the report noted, "the uncertainty about whether developing countries will be able to mobilize this level of investment is significant, particularly for Africa and India".

Come 11 December, when talks are due to end, we will see whether China will have got its concessions, or whether developed nations will have got theirs.

Ram Kishan, a livelihood analyst with Christian Aid, a British antipoverty organization, said it was still unclear whether developed or developing countries produce more emissions from agriculture.

As the world's largest polluter, China will be a key player at the event, in the face of disputes over whether developed or developing countries should bear more of the burden for reducing emissions.

But details on when and exactly what form the scheme will take – particularly whether developed countries will be able to use it to "offset" their emissions rather than make cuts at home – are still vague.

Government support with improved educational patters can enhance the entrepreneurial status of any country whether developed or developing.