Sentence examples for Covering all countries from inspiring English sources

The administration hopes to use the accords with Chile and Singapore to add momentum to the negotiations on wider agreements -- a deal covering all countries in the Western Hemisphere except Cuba, and new global trade talks covering the 144 nations in the World Trade Organization.

Talks on a new legal deal covering all countries will begin next year and end by 2015, coming into effect by 2020, the UN climate conference decided.

First, the goals are likely to be universal, covering all countries, rich and poor.

The sustainable development goals – ambitions covering all countries, rich and poor alike, that were agreed at the UN in 2015 – have a specific mandate for peace.

In response to the committee's report, a spokesman for the Department of Energy and Climate Change (Decc) sad this year's UN meeting in Qatar was important in "continuing to enhance the international climate change regime... and moving towards a legally binding agreement covering all countries".

While Canada has threatened to walk away from Kyoto altogether, the European Union has declared that it is prepared to adopt a new commitment period -- so long as the goal of a legally binding treaty covering all countries is restored to the negotiations.

Don't celebrate universality... yet: The proposal on the table would cover all countries and people – possibly its single most transformative characteristic.

The second, and more important, problem is that the agreement itself – the first that is both legally binding and likely to cover all countries – is just the beginning.

While a nutrition goal (the "vertical" option) that covers all countries and addresses both under and overweight and obesity may well be most effective for galvanizing commitment for nutrition and for guiding action, it does not seem politically feasible.

At the same time, all countries must acknowledge that extending the lifespan of the Kyoto protocol will not solve the problem of climate change, and that a new or additional legal framework that covers all countries is needed.

The aim, officials suspected, was to influence a legislative proposal on tobacco products — and in particular to seek an end to the ban on snus sales that covers all countries in the bloc except Sweden.