Of course,
wealthy countries hold all of the sway in worldwide cost estimates, which tips the scales when we're looking for a «global» perspective on extreme events.
Not exact matches
It turns out that while they were publicly crisscrossing America, they were also privately
holding meetings with some of the
wealthiest individuals and families in the
country, urging them to not only invest in a new fund but become partners with some of the companies that will benefit from it.
These new immigrants are a largely elite group: They
hold degrees from well - regarded British universities, have permission to reside in the
country, and hail from relatively
wealthy families.
Then they
held the
country hostage to keep their
wealthy tax cuts because they create jobs.
Lib Dems are resigned to losing parliamentary seats in less prosperous parts of the
country, where the spending cuts of the past years have hit hardest, but had hoped to
hold the line in
wealthier places where their coalition with the Conservatives is less controversial.
In
countries such as Germany,
wealthy individuals and board members with «patient» money are more likely to
hold controlling stakes in companies, and are content to wait for a return.
The conventional wisdom has long
held that China is merely following the path of the United States and other developed
countries that polluted — and in some cases, continue to do so — on their way to a
wealthier populace and eventual stricter environmental controls.
The protagonist is a counter — Indiana Jones: Instead of artifacts «belonging in a museum,» Lane Bradley believes that precious relics
held by museums in war - torn areas would be safer in the hands of
wealthy private collectors in established, peaceful
countries.
Since as what happens in the west seems to
hold true in many other
wealthy countries: money goes up, family size goes down.
Do you feel that they will catch and take
hold in
wealthy countries and regions?
In December, 2015, a UN climate conference was
held in Paris which endorsed unenforceable reductions in CO2 emissions by the
countries of the world, particularly the
wealthier nations.
Developing
countries also say some
wealthier countries − in particular, the US − are seeking to weaken the financial negotiating position of poorer nations by questioning long -
held definitions of what constitutes a developed and a developing
country — «differentiation», in UN jargon.
«The
wealthy countries are very smart, approving protocols,
holding big speeches on the need to avoid deforestation, but they already deforested everything,» Mr. da Silva said during the announcement of a public works project in Rio de Janeiro.