Übersetzung für "First world countries" in Deutsch

There are only two first world countries that have legalized cannabis, Canada and Australia.

In doing so, I will primarily look at the situation in the Western, First World countries.

In most first world countries, the police would have detained and arrested the homeless with expired passports and start the process of sending them home.

In principle this is absurd, because the countries named above and many other produce nowadays quality which can bear the comparison with the quality produced in First World countries.

However, it’s estimated that about five per cent (or about one in 20) tuberculosis infections take place in first world countries.

The enforced perpetuity of foreign debt has kept Brazil making decisions that benefit first world countries and promote corruption at home.

In 1918, After the first world war, several countries gathered to found Yugoslavia, most Slavic and Serbian King, con residencia en Belgrado.

Releasing these beings to express who they are is the ultimate goal of the work you in the US and other 'first world' countries are doing now.

To tolerate low wages and child labour in Third World countries (or First World countries, for that matter) is to allow employers, big and small, to ruin people’s lives as they push exploitation to its extreme limits.

That they actually put the irony in it that the survivors of the so-called first-world countries had to seek refuge in the less developed countries.

And finally, sanctions should be imposed on first-world countries that breach international climate protection guidelines.

Some researchers have suggested that the alarming decrease in fertility in first world countries could be related to the use of pesticides.

According to this document, all 69 "first and second world countries" together with 225 other sovereign groups, have signed on to the new financial system.

Besides, we will never have the same technological development as the First World countries to be able to create a technically refined work.

First World countries receive with a kind smile and even perhaps with gratitude the best Third World performers of their First World art music, performers manufactured at cheaper costs - like scientists, like other useful workers - by and in the colonial countries.

I. Wallerstein argues that the dominant country in the world system kernels are able to control the global trade processes, the first world countries have the opportunity to exploit the resources of third world countries.

It is precisely the wealthy, industrialized countries, the First World countries, those who with their hypocritical policies, with their egotistical and insensitive policies, are turning these global efforts into a lucrative business, and I would like to give the example of Kyoto.

Having a look at the current political situation in Nigeria, would you say that there´s a serious threat to the democratic development in this country because of religious and/or political conflicts between the north and the south, and that these conflicts might in the worst case lead to a civil war-like situation as e.g. the one in Sudan, which has already been going on for many, many years (mostly without the "first world" countries taking notice of probably because there´s no oil involved)?

To tolerate low wages and child labour in Third World countries (or First World countries, for that matter) is to allow employers, big and small, to ruin people's lives as they push exploitation to its extreme limits.

More than half the population in America claims to have sensitive skin and other first world countries show similar statistics.

The central bank has been the first among world leading countries to move this year – it is slowly cutting down the reference Leliq rate, now at 57.4%, down from a peak of 73% reached in October, at the height of the country’s crisis.

Having a look at the current political situation in Nigeria, would you say that there´s a serious threat to the democratic development in this country because of religious and/or political conflicts between the north and the south, and that these conflicts might – in the worst case – lead to a civil war-like situation as e.g. the one in Sudan, which has already been going on for many, many years (mostly without the "first world" countries taking notice of – probably because there´s no oil involved)?

Like capital, the nationals of the EU and other 'first world' countries are free to travel wherever they want.

Isn't it, that from hundreds of years of oppression, which the history of c olonialism and exploitation are a testimony of, with imperialist wars in the name of "Humanitarian Interventions", the life of citizens in first world countries became this highly developed?

However, tap water around the world has consistently been found to be subpar, "first-world" countries not excluded.