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At the beginning of the 19th century, Switzerland is one of the most highly industrialised countries in Europe.

But many emerging markets have had a good crisis, or at least a better one than their industrialised peers.

The bank's model suggested the rapid tightening would push GDP down in much of the industrialised world.

This does not mean that the world will be able to make light of a slowdown in industrialised countries.

With one of the worst debt positions among industrialised countries, the cost of insuring against default on Japanese sovereign debt soared.

Samsung, like its host country, has a foot in both the industrialised and developing worlds, which it has used to its advantage.

The Olympic Games have had a great effect in promoting the physical health of a world which is being progressively industrialised.

No wonder that by the 1850s it was one of the most urbanised and industrialised countries in the world.

Japan, once among the most egalitarian societies among industrialised countries, has become one of the least.

"Whether there is political will among the industrialised countries is another matter, " he said.

One is a remote archipelago with its own eco-system. The other is an industrialised nation famous for its high-tech creations.

During the tech boom , when private banks began to court the newly affluent , they also moved into industrialised mass- marketing mode .

China's disease profile is increasingly resembling that of industrialised countries.

Any rational business leader would use a moment like this to term out its debt. Governments in the industrialised world should too.

With about 250, 000 arrivals each year, Canada takes in more immigrants relative to its population than any other industrialised country.

The Irish economy continues to be one of the leading economic growth performers in the industrialised world.

Barroso's comments cut to the heart of the standoff between industrialised countries and the emerging economies.

At the G20 meeting in Pittsburgh, the industrialised economies fell short of expectations they would produce a package on climate finance.

In the 60s, North Korea was one of the most industrialised of East Asian nations.

In the short term at least, the outlook appears ugly for the main industrialised economies.

Virtually all of the flu vaccine research is taking place in industrialised nations.

Industrialised countries, notably Japan and South Korea, have found a big market for capital goods.

The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development ranks England's drop-out rates as among the worst among industrialised countries.

And, of course, like many other industrialised nations we have never had a female head of state.

The G20 leading industrialised states will be grappling with those choices when it meets in London in April.

Mexico has had a very different experience because its economy has closer ties to the industrialised world.

PCP is a frequent HIV associated opportunistic infection in industrialised countries but appears to be less common in Africa.

The blow to the confidence of the industrialised countries cannot be understated.

The industrialised world had a "historical responsibility" to take the biggest share of the burden.

of Korea will march forward with confidence to become one of the leading industrialised nations in Asia.

For the half century following the war, Japan prided itself on being the most law-abiding country in the industrialised world.

We have figures from all industrialised countries, with the exception of the United States.

Similar figures apply to the United States, Japan, France, Germany and most other industrialised nations.

If that is the case, on what definition of leadership would the most developed and industrialised nations sign up to that?

Friends of the Earth's senior international climate campaigner Asad Rehman said a number of industrialised nations were hampering progress.

no industrialised country since then has suffered such a death toll.

So while the costs of the food crisis bore heavily upon the poor, the benefits accrued more to farmers in industrialised countries.

Food security is today hotly debated among the Group of Eight leading industrialised countries.

"The industrialised countries have not yet shown the necessary leadership, " she said.

Instead of reviving industrial production at home it was increasing imports of cheap consumer goods from newly industrialised countries.

Today, the industrialised countries face slow growth and high unemployment and no one believes the market will resolve that.

So was it the industrialised, globalised, outsourced food-production system that killed thousands of pets?

The silk used in these garments is mostly produced in the industrialised cities of southern and western India, or imported from China.

Even as growth slows in industrialised countries, deal volume still outstrips the number of transactions in emerging markets.

Industrialised democracies no longer have the monopoly on exerting decisive influence on global affairs.

The possibility of selling carbon credits to companies in the industrialised world is an added financial advantage.

More important, there were different priorities for the industrialised countries and emerging economies.

The route became more mundane as it passed through industrialised Linz, Austria's second largest city.

India argues that industrialised countries must act decisively before developing nations have to.

The fiscal deficits of many industrialised countries have expanded to levels unseen before, except in times of war.

This may change if rich-world growth picks up, increasing demand for the more sophisticated goods that industrialised countries export.

But these crises drew a line between north and south, between the industrialised and developing world.

As a result, they are often woefully lacking in the safety culture expected of a normal industrialised society.

China is looking for renewable resources and environmental tools as China hurtles towards becoming a fully industrialised state.

If all industrialised countries took action to reduce emissions, then this "leakage rate" would be reduced to just 2 per cent.

None of the industrialised economies is yet suffering a sustained decline in economic output, which is what a recession means.

The findings may help explain the falling birth-rate of boys in industrialised countries, including the UK and US.

Thus rich industrialised countries in particular must substantially reduce their emissions.

Recent events show that risks in industrialised countries can be substantial.

Institutions in industrialised nations would contribute their knowledge and experts.

In many other industrialised countries, orthodox and alternative medicine have worked 'hand in glove' for years.

But not in the normal sense that involves emerging markets growing independently of the industrialised world.

As in most industrialised countries, the global financial crisis has also been important in delaying change.

In countries that industrialised long ago, much of the infrastructure is old and creaky.

A school year that is, at 175 days, already one of the shortest in the industrialised world could drop another week.

At this juncture, the challenge for policymakers looks different in industrialised countries and emerging markets.

A robust infrastructure has emerged and China is an industrialised economy.

The UK's cross-ownership rules are the weakest in any industrialised country, and need strengthening.

Zhejiang, while heavily industrialised, still has a substantial rural population.

But Mr Kibaki has not fulfilled his dream of turning Kenya into an industrialised country.

Only Norway and Japan are currently in the tracker's "sufficient" category among industrialised countries.

Given massive new bond issuance by most industrialised countries in 2009, the Irish government could conceivably face funding difficulties.

It has been greeted with dismay not just in France but in many other industrialised nations.

Reliable measures of inflation expectations exist only in the industrialised world.

Meanwhile, industrialised nations will have to cut back fast.

Only minor damage was initially reported in the Sichuan capital of Chengdu and in the province's other relatively industrialised areas.

Certainly, industrialised countries are eager to argue that they remain open for business.

The OECD issued a grim forecast for the economies of advanced industrialised countries.

Unlike the industrialised countries facing the risk of deflation, China faces the threat of inflation.

Japan has set targets to rein in its national debt, the biggest in the industrialised world.

Seoul's hosting of the 1988 Summer Games marked the country's emergence as a modern, industrialised state.

A rough overall estimate of the tax equivalent of representative trade costs for industrialised countries is 170 per cent.

The industrialised world was thrown into turmoil by the turn of the spigot.

In industrialised countries the per capita consumption of lime products amounts to approx .

With its torrid 6. 1 per cent first-quarter growth rate, it leads the field among industrialised nations.

So a lightly industrialised continent like Africa will have fewer oportunities than Asia for generating credits.

For example, one of Kenya's long-term objectives, according to its Vision 2030 programme, is to be industrialised by the year 2020.

Physical activity is needed only in industrialised countries.

The crisis has also revealed the weaknesses of public finance, both in the euro area and in other industrialised countries.

In most industrialised countries the fraction ranges between half and three-fifths.

The industrialised world is suffering an information overload.

Building industrialised housing at speed requires intelligent, integrated programming in order to achieve effective project compression.

However, he siad, small temperature increases could increase crops in most industrialised nations.

Events, however, have conspired against the Group of 20 industrialised nations.

Our anxiety about an austerity drive in industrialised countries is clear.

They intend to push industrialised countries to cut carbon emissions.

I think there is a simple solution- transfer of knowledge from industrialised countries to poor countries.

There is the prosperous, industrialised coastal belt from Beijing in the north through Shanghai in the east to Guangdong in the south.

Ban Ki-moon said industrialised countries must show more leadership on the issue.

Eczema is also on the rise in the industrialised world, in the same sorts of countries where asthma is a problem.

It doesn't have all the features of an open industrialised economy.

Currently 5%, Japan's consumption tax is low compared to many industrialised economies.

The International Energy Agency (IEA) is the energy forum for 24 industrialised countries.

Food waste is the big issue in industrialised countries.

People in industrialised countries eat between six and seven kilograms of food additives every year.

As a result, local food appears to be immune to being industrialised or corporatised.

It is likely that a recovering economy would cause emission levels in industrialised countries to go up.

We have industrialised our food production.

THE Group of Seven (G7) industrialised countries met at Gleneagles in 2005, and pledged to raise their combined aid to sub-Saharan Africa.

Surely The Economist is not implying that we should care only about the status of women in industrialised countries.

Oil demand is expected to grow by just 220, 000 barrels a day next year, the agency, which advises 28 industrialised countries, said today.

Take the annual G8 meetings of leading industrialised nations.

He will take his message to Japan, where leaders of the G8 grouping of major industrialised nations meet next month.

As a result, the world's economic balance is tilting from rich industrialised countries to emerging markets.

That compares with an average for industrialised countries of between 104 and 107 boys for every 100 girls.

In 1961 South Korea was less industrialised than the communist north and dependent on American aid.

In industrialised countries the price of a permit to emit a tonne of carbon dioxide will need to reach $50 by 2020 and $110 by 2030.

This is a step in the right direction and seriously challenges industrialised countries.

Under the 1997 Kyoto protocol, only industrialised nations must cut greenhouse gases.

It is therefore mainly the responsibility of the industrialised countries to change.

This is more or less the arrangement industrialised countries came to a decade or so after the collapse of Bretton Woods.

The extent to which industrialised countries co-operate will undoubtedly affect the willingness of developing countries to play their part.

But the lesson from elsewhere in the industrialised world is that it is not true.

Industrialised countries have accrued a large debt for past mal practices and they are now seeking to make amends.

Industrialised nations as a group are offering cuts in emissions averaging between 14 and 18 percent below 1990 levels by 2020.

This US-China income gap is evidence that a big technological gap still exists between China and the industrialised countries.

The government's debt is around 180% of GDP, the largest among industrialised countries.

The newly industrialised economies were forecast to contract 3. 3 per cent this year before recovering to grow 3. 5 per cent next year.

It was the G7 industrialised nations that intervened in the currency markets in the aftermath of the earthquake in Japan.

The result is that China's tea industry is far less industrialised than in less economically developed countries such as Kenya or India.

Cigarette prices in Japan are among the lowest in the industrialised world.

The organisers are hoping the two-day summit will make an impact on next month's G8 summit of industrialised nations in Japan.

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