Sentences with phrase «emerging national economies»

BRICS is the acronym for an association of five major emerging national economies.

The SKA will also be the first astronomy project gathering three of the five major emerging national economies: India, China, and South Africa — the last of which will host the core of the radio telescope in its Karoo Desert.

The BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa, five major emerging national economies) have an average rate of 28.32 percent (27.39 percent weighted).

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«There» s an emerging consensus that we can't build a recovery on poverty wage jobs, and these are the fastest growing jobs in the economy,» says Paul Sonn, legal co-director for the National Employment Law Project.

Craig Asano, executive director of the National Crowdfunding Association of Canada, said the changes will «energize the emerging crowd economy,» in Canada, and make it more competitive.

Many in this context have pointed very strongly to the «growing gap between the rich and the poor that has ensued whether this is experienced locally, nationally or internationally, and how the «open and borderless world of economics» that has emerged has destroyed local and national economies and created conditions for the untold new sufferings of people.

«We had the benefit of early growth, so understanding that there were emerging challenges in the national economy and the general lending environment, we felt that was a good time to really analyze our franchise offering and our products.

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Whoever emerges at the helm of the African National Congress, a 105 - year - old liberation movement that dominates Africa's most industrialized economy, is likely to become the country's next president after elections in 2019.

It is also the case that the national airlines of many emerging economies, unless there are special reasons encouraging services into UK provincial airports (such as cultural and community links), prefer London, and Heathrow if at all possible, as their primary UK destination.

However, throughout the second half of the 20th Century, national debt and public sector borrowing emerged as a structural problem in most developed economies, with large deficits being run year after year, as the role and «size» of the state has grown.

«The fact that India made a financial commitment at national and international level sets a precedent for other emerging economies to offer more support to global biodiversity conservation,» Gustavsson said.

One of ALLEA's assets is its diverse membership, comprising as it does national academies from large G8 nations and smaller emerging economies alike.

It is also far too convenient to suggest that, on top of all other duties, teachers should contribute more to struggling national economies by creating innovators, active citizens and a skilled labour force to emerging new occupations.

This report argues that over the next decade and beyond, U.S. national, state, and local policy must focus on developing sustainable biofuels — rather than just more biofuels — that can play a role in the emerging new energy economy.

National economies are overleveraged to commodity prices and their capital markets (banks, bond auctions, stock markets) can't be relied upon; Andrew Foster, my favorite emerging markets manager and head of the Seafarer fund, argues that broken capital markets are almost a defining characteristic of the emerging markets.

«Emerging markets» refers to national economies that aren't up to the standards of Western Europe, the U.S. and Japan.

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In that way, they can position themselves as investing in the emerging clean energy economy, as protecting their farmers and others who depend on a predictable climate, and as caretakers of future generations — consistent with their own national self - interest.

A sticking point for a deal, largely because China refused to accept international controls, the Copenhagen Accord provides that emerging economies must monitor their efforts and report the results to the United Nations every two years, with some international checks to meet Western transparency concerns but «to ensure that national sovereignty is respected.»

«After the China announcement and the likely Indian one early next year that position puts them outside the mainstream of their emerging economy contemporaries,» said Jake Schmidt of the US - based National Resources Defence Council.

The main reason is that emerging economies like China currently use energy fairly inefficiently, partly as a result of national policies that have kept the prices of fossil fuels very low, and could thus achieve large energy savings at a modest cost.

The NICC research Project is a national dialogue with representatives of corporate Australia to identify ways in which partnerships and synergies can be realised in an emerging carbon economy.

The real estate sector in India has emerged as an eminent propeller of the country's economy, national growth and GDP for a long time.