Sentence examples for Countries designated as from inspiring English sources

The dataset comprised countries designated as low- or middle-income (2006 gross national income per capita < USD 11 116) by the World Bank for which health service utilization statistics were available in the World Health Organization's (WHO) national health statistics database (WHOSIS) [ 28].

Countries designated as state sponsors of terrorism are prohibited from purchasing any arms from the United States and are subject to strict economic sanctions.

In June the Bush administration announced that it would remove North Korea from a list of countries designated as enemies and sponsors of terrorism, lifting some sanctions, at least symbolically, after North Korea produced a declaration of its secretive nuclear work.

Under the guidelines, which were issued on Friday but became public knowledge today, only companies from the United States, Iraq and 61 other countries designated as "coalition partners" will be allowed to bid on the contracts, which are financed by American taxpayers.

Collins's apology followed a Washington Post report that the unannounced start of security measures requiring guards to ask visitors their citizenship — and demanding additional paperwork from those who come from countries designated as state sponsors of terrorism — had alarmed visitors and staff scientists.

This protection is not, strictly speaking, undermined if refugees are sent to third countries designated as 'safe'safe

(a) The country designated as the country of ultimate destination on an application for an export license, or in an Electronic Export Information filing where an exemption is claimed under this subchapter, must be the country of ultimate end-use.

With more than 40% of the country designated as protected land, it is not hard to find a deserted forest trail just ripe for the hiking.

And best of all, with a full third of the country designated as National Parks and a hands-on Department of Conservation, the tracks are obsessively maintained, with backcountry huts that feel more like stripped-down inns.

The Monteloene is one of only three hotels in the country designated as a literary landmark, Truman Capote famously claimed to Johnny Carson that he was born in the Hotel Monteleone, and his A Christmas Memory is a southern lit classic.

Two-person consultant teams from each country were trained to administer the tools: one physician familiar with obstetrics and the medical record-keeping systems in that country (designated as the lead consultant), and one research assistant.