Sentence examples for Exchange between nations from inspiring English sources
By excluding cultural property from the "commercial activity" exception to foreign sovereign immunity, the courts would protect ongoing cultural exchange between nations and cultural objects within academic custody.
He emphasized the growing importance of intellectual and economic exchange between nations and spoke of how the attack had killed people from 92 countries, bringing out the strength of a global community.
In a statement summarizing the new policy, Obama said that "the greatest threat to U.S. and global security is no longer a nuclear exchange between nations, but nuclear terrorism by violent extremists and nuclear proliferation to an increasing number of states".
For MacGregor, cultural exchanges between nations transcend political dispute.
But as he found out with Mexico, Canada and now China, trade is more than the sum of goods and services exchanged between nations.
The deal, in the works since Russian President Vladimir Putin's July visit to Buenos Aires, is not the first such exchange between the nations.
The success of the prisoner exchange buoyed confidence between nations.
Mechanisms for exchange within and between nations should be left largely open so as to encourage production in ways that foster comparative advantage and the development of economies of scale.
Public exchanges between the nations, already testy after China's detention of four employees of the British-Australian mining giant Rio Tinto, grew sharper when Australia granted a visa to Rebiya Kadeer, the American-based rights advocate for China's Muslim Uighur minority.
With his contrition, Mr. Sharon evidently hoped to salve any wounds left by the harshest public exchange between the two nations in decades.
Pentagon and administration officials said the analysis of Indian and Pakistani nuclear abilities, finished on Thursday, factored in current weather conditions to update casualty estimates of a nuclear exchange between the two nations.
