In the wake of Silent Spring all industrialised societies acted to reduce pollution. |
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The terrible poverty at the global level he sees as getting worse, with the same dynamic at work within all countries, even industrialised ones. |
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He does not accept that industrialised farming is to blame for the foot-and-mouth outbreak. |
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In the 19th century, glass-making became industrialised and many items were mass produced e.g., beakers, bowls, door handles. |
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Foer became politicised, he tells us, by a visit to an industrialised turkey farm, crowded, filthy, disease-ridden. |
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Part of the industrialised world's mistrust of Opec dates back to the oil shock of 1973 that sent the global economy into crisis. |
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There was no proper risk assessment done for that kind of industrialised farming. |
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England and Wales already have the highest levels of burglaries, car thefts, assaults and robberies in the industrialised world. |
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They live in, and come close to dying in, an industrialised society, and it ain't done them no good nohow. |
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We have industrialised countries have access to global markets, and developing countries don't have access to global markets. |
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If you prefer the modern, industrialised phalanx of grey and fuscous brown, then I refer you to Eamon McCann in the Belfast Telegraph. |
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He invented neon and fluorescent lighting, and the humble little AC electric motor that you find throughout all modern industrialised societies. |
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The leading industrialised nations need to embark upon emergency transition strategy to renewable energy. |
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Steven explains how the land has been slowly drained, reclaimed, and industrialised. |
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India and China are introducing a large pool of skilled and unskilled labour to compete with the labour forces of industrialised countries. |
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We also recorded whether the research was led from the United Kingdom or another industrialised country or pertained to a developing country. |
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They created a new world order based on the modern industrialised nation state. |
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Other fish caught around the once heavily industrialised coasts of Scotland have been found to contain large quantities of heavy metals. |
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The richest country in the industrialised world will continue to have some of the worst pockets of poverty. |
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In all the industrialised countries the welfare state is on the verge of collapse. |
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Despite predictions of almost unbounded mobility, most people in industrialised nations are less physically active than ever before. |
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The gluttonous industrialised world could benefit from a more Palaeolithic diet. |
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In industrialised countries, rickets and osteomalacia are relatively rare conditions. |
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While street crime rates have historically been low compared to other industrialised nations, social issues have been tied to a rise in explosively violent incidents. |
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A main objective must be to ensure that the EU maintains competitiveness visà-vis major industrialised countries such as the US and Japan. |
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In contrast, most industrialised nations took action in the 1920s and 1930s, signing the International White Lead Treaty banning the use of white lead in paint. |
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This section ranges across the central area of England, from the wilds of the Peak District via the industrialised Black Country to the idyll of the Cotswolds. |
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Nor could a model of development be urged on nations which implied the kind of consumption which industrialised countries manifested. |
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In industrialised countries, Addison's disease most often results from non-specific autoimmune destruction. |
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In line with this principle, industrialised countries should set an example by substantially reducing their emissions. |
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For aesthetic and functional reasons, we industrialised an ultrasonic welding process to assemble the plastron with key clusters. |
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For the first time, there is a binding legal limit on greenhouse gas emissions in the industrialised countries. |
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A mimetic path of development trajectories followed by industrialised countries in the past, using their different stages as milestones? |
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Throughout the industrialised world, people have banded together in organised groups to protect the rights of children on issues like child labour, health, and education. |
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Thanks to modern technology, health care and medical coverage in industrialised countries, people can live comfortably and grow old healthily. |
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In this situation many people may want to test their luck in the job market of industrialised countries. |
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And in industrialised countries, it was also the intensive use of mechanised farm equipment thanks to cheap fuel. |
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Historically, the British newspaper market was industrialised, nationalised and centralised early, allowing market segmentation. |
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It is our industrialised countries which created this world and we must therefore lead by example. |
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Increased efforts are needed not only in the industrialised countries but also on the part of the recipients. |
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Moreover, greenhouse gas emissions will be monitored and verified not only for industrialised states, but also for developing countries. |
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The drinking water problem is now affecting the industrialised countries as well, however. |
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As the emerging economies catch up with living standards in the advanced industrialised world, the global consumption of energy is increasing. |
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But once again, this is an issue on which progress will depend on the industrialised nations. |
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Interesting meeting covering different aspects of STI research and programs in industrialised and developing countries. |
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Please do not misunderstand me, but the industrialised nations of the West should not take the moral high ground where Turkey is concerned. |
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The problem was created by rich countries as they industrialised, and so it is their responsibility to act first. |
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Even the rich industrialised economies, taken as a group, by no means function as an integrated whole. |
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These problems are sometimes aggravated by the industrialised countries' policies. |
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In the research towards efficient health care systems, developing countries are already a step ahead of the industrialised world. |
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Here we have a great industrialised country that is not able to feed one out of four people. |
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Even in industrialised countries, it is highly likely that demand will continue to grow by two to three per cent per year. |
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Furthermore, Feige noted that people in industrialised countries enjoy a constantly rising life expectancy as well as rising monthly incomes. |
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Public deficits grew in most industrialised countries, and current account imbalances remained large, notably in the United States. |
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Capital goods and components were shipped from Japan to newly industrialising countries for processing and then re-exported to industrialised countries. |
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Artistically he translated this into a bucolic rural utopia in the Shire, the antipode to modern industrialised society, where Frodo longs to return. |
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I was invited there this summer and expected it to be a rather grey industrialised place populated by rather grey people driving around in rust buckets instead of cars. |
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The trend in the industrialised world is for people to work their guts out when young, then move to part-time working patterns or contract-based projects as life moves on. |
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Presently, the United States have relatively high interest rates for both the bank rate and the prime rate compared to all other advanced industrialised countries. |
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More accurately, the dichotomy is between societies which are urbanised and industrialised, and those which derive their livelihoods primarily from the land. |
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At the heart of the matter, the financial crisis, the climate crisis and poverty in the world can be explained by our over-consumption and the enormous greed of the industrialised countries. |
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It will supplant the yen as the third-most-important reservable currency amongst the industrialised world's central banks. |
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The speed of privatisation was highest in the most industrialised regions, where the available and relatively modern capital stock constituted a critical mass and where the necessary infrastructure was in place. |
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Lastly, in order to generate healthy economic development which does not tail off too quickly, poor countries must find ways of attracting direct investment from industrialised countries. |
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Despite some reversal in the trend of bond yields in many industrialised countries towards the end of the year, yields continued to decline in the euro area. |
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Ballistic missile technology has also continued to proliferate and most industrialised countries have the capability to develop chemical and biological weapons. |
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The extension of the Seveso directive to exports outside the Community will be especially important to developing countries which might otherwise become the dustbin of the industrialised world. |
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Shockingly, thousands of children are held in detention centres in industrialised nations, as well as developing states, without the possibility of going to school. |
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It fuelled nationalism and the break-up of the USSR, pitting far richer, more industrialised areas against more backward, less industrialised ones. |
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In Gujarat, India's most industrialised and Muslim-phobic state, where the BJP has won four successive state elections and has its most talismanic leader, Narendra Modi, Congress got 11 of 26 seats. |
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For many years now, one chemical equation sits in the GCSE curriculum almost in isolation – the Haber-Bosch process, an example of an industrialised process and a dynamic equilibrium. |
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With the cost of fuel in developing countries, on average, half that of the industrialised nations, there is a considerable margin for controlling the environmental impact of motorization. |
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Due to new stringent immigration laws in many industrialised countries, it is more difficult to get entry visas for studies without proper backing and lawful residence permits without bonafide justification. |
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But at a time when even a poor country can morph, in the blink of an eye, into an industrialised one, what really matters is not whether a state is westernized, but whether it wants to westernize. |
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The responsibility of the industrialised countries rightly comes to the fore in situations where developing countries suffer intolerable social and environmental harm because others have gone in pursuit of economic benefits. |
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While pollution from production has generally fallen across the industrialised world, the environmental burden from consumption has grown remorselessly. |
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Presidency, we wish to finalise a Code of Conduct which will prevent doctors and nurses from being systematically headhunted and enticed away by industrialised countries. |
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Dismay greeted reports on November 6th that BP, an oil firm, was ditching plans to build a wind farm at the Isle of Grain, a blowy expanse of industrialised desolation in Kent. |
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It is a fact that research projects involving industrialised and developing countries are often geared to concrete problems and accordingly raise high hopes among the populations concerned. |
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The stock market crash that led industrialised countries to the Great Depression in the 1930s was considered by the shareholders and the American authorities to be the result of a lack of transparency of financial markets. |
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These are just some higher profile examples of the will and ability of emerging market companies to take over whole businesses or divisions of companies in industrialised nations. |
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By anticipating the development of the highly industrialised regions it operates in, SPIE Est has innovated and adapted its range of services to meet customers' needs. |
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The reference index currently contains 301 companies from 23 industrialised nations. |
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In The Hague, the western industrialised nations are currently again being pilloried because they are only implementing those commitments half-heartedly. |
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It is not the first time that these alarm bells have been sounded and some political or economic leaders speak openly of the 'hypocrisy' manifested by industrialised countries. |
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The peripheral maritime regions recall that, in most cases, they tend to be less developed than the more urbanised and industrialised parts of Europe. |
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At the G8 Summit held in July 2000 in Okinawa, the rich industrialised G8 countries pledged substantial funds to fight communicable diseases and help the sick in poor countries. |
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The Community shall continue to implement actions to promote cooperation and commercial relations between the Community and the industrialised countries of North America, the Far East and Australasia. |
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Japanese housing manufacturers characterise their industrialised houses enhancing their sales with green features integrated into their products in response to the society's increasing demand for the environment-friendliness. |
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Growth will probably slow in 2011 in both emerging Asia and the United States whereas most industrialised countries are still not in a position to take over as growth drivers. |
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Downing Street Summit: The Community participates, as such, for the first time in some of the discussions at the economic summit of Western industrialised countries. |
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The Dee Estuary was industrialised from quite early on in the Industrial Revolution, and some industry remains today. |
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The European Union says it wants industrialised countries to put most of their efforts into practical measures to cut gaseous emissions by reforming energy and transport policies. |
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China's economy is now bigger than Japan's, but less noticed is the fact that Asia's so-called newly industrialised economies are becoming richer than Japan. |
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Urban, industrialised populations may be more easily influenced through television, while professional audiences may respond to articles in key publications and periodicals. |
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In addition, industrialised states reconfirm their promise to mobilise USD 100 billion per year by 2020, in the context of meaningful mitigation actions and transparency on their implementation. |
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As was the case in other industrialised countries, the decline primarily concerned equity capital transactions, reflecting the slowdown in cross-border merger and acquisition activity. |
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By the 1860s, most industrialised countries had followed the lead of the United Kingdom and put their currency on to the gold standard. |
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In other words, sustainable development is not automatically compatible with the modes of production, distribution and consumption adopted in industrialised countries fifty or so years ago. |
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Australia's carbon dioxide emissions per capita are among the highest in the world, lower than those of only a few other industrialised nations. |
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Between 1870 and 1914, Sweden began developing the industrialised economy that exists today. |
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Canada thus remains the only industrialised country to have lined up more than 8 straight years of budget surpluses and its situation is the envy of other G8 countries. |
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In addition to this, the growing populations and improvements in living conditions in developing countries and newly industrialised countries render a solution based on regimentation unrealistic. |
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Its existence could contribute to closing the split between the large industrialised nations and the mass of other countries which has led to mutual recrimination on both sides. |
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But all the scientific committees agree that the number of disasters such as this will increase significantly if we industrialised counties continue to pump out the greenhouse gases at the same rate. |
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It was the world's first industrialised country and the world's foremost power during the 19th and early 20th centuries. |
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In most industrialised countries, church attendance has decreased since the 19th century. |
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Rapid social change in the industrialised world during the 20th century compelled the church to examine issues of gender, sexuality and marriage. |
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Northern Ireland has historically been the most industrialised region of Ireland. |
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The world's first mass production line was set up in the city, making it the most industrialised site in the world. |
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By the end of the 20th century, East Asia had become one of the most recently industrialised regions of the world. |
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In industrialised societies the nuclear family, consisting of only parents and their growing children, predominates. |
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In the 1920s and 1930s, Britain had a relatively advanced welfare system compared to many of the industrialised countries. |
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As the first industrialised country in the world, the UK has long been urbanised. |
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The industrial revolution and the construction of modern industrialised conurbations in Europe was dependent upon managed water supplies. |
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Today, many people travel daily to work a long way from their own towns, cities, and villages, especially in industrialised societies. |
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According to an OECD report, Iceland devotes far more resources to healthcare than most industrialised nations. |
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According to an OECD assessment, the amount of toxic materials in the atmosphere is far lower than in any other industrialised country measured. |
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Icelanders also have a very strong work ethic, working some of the longest hours of any industrialised nation. |
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Rent strikes spread from heavily industrialised areas of the city to artisanal areas and slum areas. |
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Nonetheless, the region was also modernising, with new roads and railways being built, and some places being industrialised. |
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The Ruabon area was once heavily industrialised with large deposits of iron, coal and clay. |
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This part of the island had become industrialised, and had an economy that closely resembled that of Britain. |
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Like in most industrialised nations, the print media have been affected by a severe crisis in the past decade. |
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Thailand is an emerging economy and is considered a newly industrialised country. |
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As Europe industrialised, North Africa was increasingly prized for its potential for colonisation. |
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Both Western Europe and North America are relatively mature markets and will exhibit below average rates of growth through 2009, as will Japan, another highly industrialised, mature market. |
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Yet this transition will need to be carefully managed if some of the poorest people in the world are not to bear the burden of the industrialised world's profligacy in carelessly abusing the planet's environmental resources. |
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Thanks to a relatively low public debt and a balanced federal budget, Switzerland, in comparison with most industrialised nations, is in a very good position. |
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The first task is to reform the way the Bank of England deals with the banking system – the most conservative and hidebound relationship in any advanced industrialised country. |
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Current practices in industrialised countries tend towards greater institutionalisation of the elderly, placing them in large homes where they perforce lose their sense of purpose and dignity. |
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The railway network developed linking Manchester to its increasingly industrialised hinterland. |
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With a low population, agricultural productivity was higher and families did not face starvation as in established industrialised countries. |
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The towns and even the villages of industrialised countries use very pure water, tapped at great expense in areas safeguarded from pollution of any kind and distributed by an extensive network of pipes. |
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Will the complexity and the cost of the new technologies not widen the gaps between industrialised and less developed areas, between the young and the old, between those in the know and those who are not? |
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The area of the coalfield became heavily industrialised as new industries developed, attracted by the availability of fuel. |
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Even gains from growth, as reported by some African countries in the last few years, are nowhere near enough to make up for the industrialised and emerging economies' head start. |
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In the industrialised countries, most governments introduced enormous bail-out packages during Q4 in order to restore trust between banks and stabilise the panicky global financial markets. |
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It was a boomtown of the Industrial Revolution, and amongst the first industrialised towns. |
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This could lead in time to a new type of emission reduction credits, which industrialised nations could use for compliance with their reduction targets. |
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Stroke is the third leading cause of death in the industrialised world. |
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In addition, many once heavily industrialised sites have reverted to wilderness, some provided with a series of cycle tracks and other outdoor amenities. |
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While we are pleased that governments are signing up to the Kyoto Protocol, industrialised countries including the UK now need to start implementing it. |
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A founding member of the G7, the Eurozone and the OECD, it is regarded as one of the world's most industrialised nations and a leading country in world trade and exports. |
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Newly industrialised countries include Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, and the Philippines, while Singapore and Brunei are affluent developed economies. |
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Some, such as Moorside, exist as recently constructed residential suburbia, whilst places like Hollinwood exist as electoral wards and thoroughly industrialised districts. |
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As rugby became linked with the hard working men of the industrialised areas of Wales, it should also be noted that the sport did not escape the hardships of the industries. |
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Residential growth occurred in Holbeck and Hunslet from 1801 to 1851, but, as these townships became industrialised new areas were favoured for middle class housing. |
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Less well known is that the city industrialised early, taking off in 1833, when Catalonia's already sophisticated textile industry began to use steam power. |
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The significance of this event, and importance of it to Poland's future as a major industrialised nation, was alluded to by the 1945 Wedding to the Sea. |
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Barcelona remained the second largest city in Spain, at the heart of a region which was relatively industrialised and prosperous, despite the devastation of the civil war. |
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The Southern Uplands have always formed a major obstacle to travel between the more heavily populated and industrialised Central Belt of Scotland and England to the south. |
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For the last 100 years, there has been a substantial shift from the primary and secondary sectors to the tertiary sector in industrialised countries. |
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