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We have seen across the industrialised world a growth of the far right.
But China is far more industrialised than the others, and in a different economic league.
Let us hope that the rest of the industrialised world will follow our lead.
It is, however, a real threat outside of the Western industrialised states.
Many other industrialised countries were affected at the same time.
It is the union movement which has, in the industrialised countries, been the basis of action.
That makes it the first industrialised economy to turn its back on nuclear energy.
You have created a situation where the young people of England will pay more for their education than any other industrialised nation.
Most of the east and industrialised north stood with Madrid.
Rather, I am thinking of the whole international community, especially the richer industrialised countries.
This would mean more trouble for the industrialised countries, and in no small measure.
It is historically the least industrialised part of the town.
We must get more industrialised countries on board, and it is your duty to take care of this.
At present, it is difficult to put a figure on its economic implications, as production has become more industrialised.
But it is not industrialised countries such as Sweden that matter most.
There was definitely the potential for Russia to become an industrialised country.
However, this was a time of high unemployment in all major industrialised nations.
And everywhere in the newly industrialised world people are on the move.
The main problem, as I see it, lies in the fact that the industrialised nations have done too little at home.
Before the crisis, Russia's economy was growing faster than those of the other industrialised countries.
We trust also that all industrialised countries will play their part in opening up markets.
The drinking water problem is now affecting the industrialised countries as well, however.
As the 17th century progressed the process became increasingly industrialised.
Sudden cardiac death is an important public health issue in the industrialised world.
Today, more than ever, the industrialised nations are thirsty for oil.