Sentence examples for 1 spain from inspiring English sources
SPAIN 2, URUGUAY 1 Spain dominated its opener in Recife, winning on first-half goals by Pedro and Roberto Soldado.
9.59am: So, it looks like Holland 1, Spain 0 in the battle of the bond sales - after the Dutch auction proceeded smoothly, but Spain saw its borrowing costs nearly double.
Some highlights: Seven of the top 10 teams in the FIFA world ranking — No. 1 Spain, No. 3 Germany, No. 3 England, No. 4 Portugal, No. 6 Italy, No. 8 Netherlands and No. 9 Croatia — will be featured.
The World Health Organization said that Austria reported 2 cases, Denmark 7, France 6, the Netherlands 4, Norway 1, Spain 1, Sweden 28 and Switzerland 2. The organization said that all but two were people who had recently visited northern Germany or, in one case, had contact with a visitor from northern Germany.
The W.H.O. said that Austria reported 2 cases, Denmark 7, France 6, the Netherlands 4, Norway 1, Spain 1, Sweden 28 and Switzerland 2. The organization said that all but two were people who had recently visited northern Germany or, in one case, had contact with a visitor from northern Germany.
The two scenarios used are detailed in Table 1 (Spain) and Table 2 (Belgium).
Page B3 SPAIN STOPS LOTTERY PLAN Spain has shelved a planned initial public offering for just under a third of the national lottery operator, saying poor market conditions meant it would probably not have raised the desired amount.
PAGE A4 SPAIN'S ECONOMY SHIFTS As Spain's recession deepens, workers are finding refuge in a growing underground economy that amounts to as much as a fifth of Spain's gross domestic product.
Page B1 SPAIN'S GROWTH DOUBTED On paper, Spain seems far from needing a Greece-style bailout.
PAGE A7 SPAIN'S FORECLOSURE PROTESTS Young people battling Spain's harsh foreclosure system have moved their protests from city squares to individual homes, securing some promised changes in the process.
Page B1 SPAIN ASSESSES ITS BANKS The deputy prime minister indicated that Spain still needed to determine the capital shortfall in its banking sector, with the help of the International Monetary Fund.
