The details, such as how much each country pays into the programs, have yet to be worked out.

Few countries pay their bills in full or on time; only 10 of the 183 have done so.

For that failure the country will, in due course, pay a heavy price.

But so far the countries have paid in less than $140 000.

We require some countries to pay more than their fair share.

Many countries pay too little or hardly anything at all.

Large, rich countries can pay for it; poor, small ones cannot.

"The country will pay a price in lives and productivity."

For that conflict, the country has paid a heavy price.

"And I think the country is paying a price for it."