Приклади вживання The rich countries Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Regional poverty within the rich countries.
The rich countries heavily subsidise their farmers.
In the rich countries new social categories become impoverished and new types of poverty are created.
It was referred to as the rich countries' club.
On average, the rich countries emit 2.3 kg of CO2 for every kg of oil-equivalent unit of energy.
Their goal is to get to Germany and the rich countries of Western Europe.
Low levels of food consumption andmalnutrition are also increasingly hitting the urban poor in the rich countries.
Introduction: How did the Rich Countries Really Become Rich? .
Do we want the model of development and consumption of the rich countries?
But there is one sureway to make sure that will lose everything- the rich countries just have to turn away from the open world when they become his masters.
A few years ago bill gates said that solar andwind power are a luxury that can afford only the rich countries.
It is a painful message, andit is painful that it has taken so long for people in the rich countries to understand that but I think it is a call for action.
We can not remain indifferent to the fate of millions of migrants and refugees,knocking on the door of the rich countries.
Basically, this is due to the growth of consumption(Ecological trace) in the rich countries, which exported goods and materials from poor countries. .
Some environmental activists argue that people in the rich countries must turn away from consumerism and return to simpler ways of life living close to the land if global ecological disaster is to be avoided.
Primakov: Arab regimes, corruption and ruining the internet(the rich countries revolution is not threatened).
Developing countries will never enter the club of the developed ones,relying exclusively on exporting the food products to the rich countries.
Migrants fleeing war and poverty in the Middle East,Africa and Asia want to reach the rich countries of Western Europe such as Germany and Sweden.
These are the countries that started with roughly the same income per capita as Ukraine-and yet in these countries everyone has decreased the gap with the rich countries.
Irrespective of the scenarios,the crisis will lead to a revival of protectionism, both in the rich countries of the West, and also in the states of the periphery.
Like GDP, social expenditures in Bulgaria,Romania and the Baltic States to be about half of that spend in the rich countries of Europe.
This book is about the huge differences in incomes andstandards of living that separate the rich countries of the world, such as the United States, Great Britain, and Germany, from the poor, such as those in sub-Saharan Africa, Central America, and South Asia.
This was clear during the Industrial Revolution in England,which laid the foundations of the prosperity we see in the rich countries of the world today.
On the other hand, until the global free market imploded last year,even the social-democratic or other moderate left parties in the rich countries of northern capitalism and Australasia had committed themselves more and more to the success of free-market capitalism.
Unfortunately, in our countries, which on average have done well,the median resident has not seen the gap with the rich countries disappear or even diminish.
Along the North-South axis, in a new internationalism that no longer relies solely of an alliance with the third-world,but on the phenomena of third-worldification in the rich countries themselves(the evolution of metropolises,the decline of the inner-cities, the rise of a European third-world, as Paul Virilio has theorized them).
On the demand side, there are arguments to be had about how much we ought to do and what the structure should look like,but if you look at the rich countries as a whole, they have done a lot.
Explaining that the'challenges of rampant urbanization demand integrated, multidisciplinary approaches and new thinking',the editors urge the rich countries to finance a zero-carbon revolution in the cities of the developing world.