Sentences with phrase «citizen of developing countries»

This is good news for citizens of developed countries who want to make the switch to a cleaner and increasingly cheaper energy source.

Hearing aids have traditionally been too expensive for deaf citizens of developing countries.

Two synthesis reports on the science of climate change released this week show just how much halting and reversing tropical deforestation could contribute to global efforts to avert global climate change, which threatens citizens of developing countries first and worst.

Humaniq, the entry to banking for citizens of developing countries, has announced today that its tokens are now listed on the world's biggest exchange in terms of daily transactions.

Economic globalization has been extremely profitable for major transnational corporations, and it has also generated great wealth for some citizens of developing countries.

Those on the trunk - end of the elephant are the citizens of developed countries.

Additionally, all applicants must reside in and be a citizen of a developing country with a per capita income of less than $ 8,000 USD per year.

An op - ed in the NY Times a few weeks ago said each person in the big 4 western economies — North America, Japan, Australia, and Western Europe — was consuming, on average, 32 times as much as a citizen of a developing country.

Which is, of course, precisely what leftists do when they point to the modern industrial economy and the citizens of the developed countries and accuse them of altering the climate of the earth.

Bill 300 establishes a complaints mechanism under which any Canadian citizen or permanent residence or resident or citizen of a developing country may lodge complaints against corporations that contravene the guidelines for environmental and social behavior referenced in the Bill.