Ecological indicators are mentioned as still undeveloped.

They have been regarded as undeveloped, lacking even basic capacities for understanding, communicating and making choices.

The different services of support are undeveloped it makes them even more isolated and affects their mental conditions.

Globalization punished smaller, more undeveloped countries, while benefiting those that had already achieved a higher level of growth and development.

And then the last section was going to go around the rail yards, which is the largest undeveloped site in Manhattan.

However, the Annual Report 2004 did not bring out adequately the relatively undeveloped nature of UNIDO's programmes and activities in southern Africa.

Namely, primary education is obligatory, but there is evidence that in undeveloped rural areas insufficient effort has been employed to ensure education for girls.

The average number of employed in the private sector amounts to 2 workers for one private company, so the private sector can be described as undeveloped, turned towards family business, artisan, or trade commerce services.

This opened the way for new development projects and increased bilateral and regional investment. For example, Russian firms are planning to help rebuild North Korea s railway network in exchange for access to the country s undeveloped mineral resources.

Militants have also attacked non governmental organizations, particularly those located in the undeveloped tribal Northern Areas that lie beyond the writ of Pakistani law. Sharing a mountainous and porous border with Afghanistan, this region includes many Taliban sympathizers among their fellow Pashtuns.

Unjust structural adjustment programs, ODA conditionalities and unfair trade agreements pressure undeveloped countries to privatize public services in ways that do not benefit the poor, limit the exercise of national sovereignty, and reduce the democratic involvement of citizens in their own water management.

Despite this, surveillance of diabetes remains relatively undeveloped throughout the world, even in high income countries. Public health surveillance is the ongoing systematic collection, analysis, interpretation, and dissemination of health data for the purpose of preventing and controlling disease in short, information for action.

The problem was that the Fed s macro prudential instruments were undeveloped. No sooner did the Federal Reserve System s member banks limit their provision of credit to purchasers of securities than non member banks, insurance companies, and trust companies ramped up their lending, allowing the stock market to race ahead.

This is not, of course, the first time that the discovery of resources in an undeveloped country has led to riches for a few rather than greater prosperity for all. Teodoro Obiang, the dictator of tiny, oil rich Equatorial Guinea, has an official salary of 60,000, but owns six private jets and a 35 million house in Malibu, as well as other houses in Maryland and Capetown and a fleet of Lamborghinis, Ferraris, and Bentleys.

For this reason, the proportion of resources that we expend on lighting has remained virtually unchanged for the past three centuries, at about 0.72 of gross domestic product. As Saunders and his colleagues observe in their journal article, This was the case in the UK in 1700, is the case in the undeveloped world not on grid electricity in modern times, and is the case for the developed world in modern times using the most advanced lighting technologies.