Sentence examples for a category of countries from inspiring English sources

An example of market development and humanitarian objectives would fall under a category of countries that are trying to compete with the U.S. economically.

But a third category of countries remains mired in stagnation or recession.

A second category of countries are those who export oil or other commodities, and are vulnerable to a decline in prices — something that economists said would happen if the crisis hobbled growth.

The estimate of the maternal mortality ratio (MMR) in Ghana in 2005 was 560 per 100,000 live births (range: 200 1,300) (5), putting it clearly in the category of countries with a high burden of maternal mortality.

Iran is in the same category of countries and has a quite advanced health care system including regular dialysis services.

The simple fact is that we are talking here about a NATO country, which therefore falls into the category of countries to which arms may be supplied.

Again, there was a great variation of cost figures observed in this category of countries.

The Philippines is one of a category of crisis-prone but capable countries where UNICEF needs to reconsider the nature of its role in relation to government.

No country, in the shrinking category of countries allowing foreign adoptions, welcomed applications from same-sex couples.

The gap between house prices and income have led the OECD to class the UK in the category of countries "where houses appear overvalued but prices are rising".

Furthermore, unlike Lithuania, which has developed rapidly since 2000 to high-income status, Georgia has remained in the lower-middle income category of countries [34].