Sentence examples for adjoining countries from inspiring English sources

In view of the treaties of 1491 and 1515, Ferdinand I and the Vienna court envisaged Hungary and Bohemia and the adjoining countries falling to the Habsburgs.

It proved to be the beginning of a new movement, the force of which made itself felt in the adjoining countries and inspired ironworkers with new energy.

Since Dr. Dian Fossey began studying the mountain gorillas of Rwanda and adjoining countries in the 1960's, researchers have tracked, with some interruptions, the fortunes of these engaging creatures in a perpetually endangered forest.

Most of the supporters lucky enough to fly back to Heathrow on Thursday morning - plenty were still stranded in Turkey or adjoining countries by Friday - seemed to have saved sleep for the flight.

It reported that 21 smelters and refiners in its supply chain originated from mines in DR Congo and adjoining countries.

For example, the U.S. government passed a law in July 2010 that requires listed firms to audit their supply chains and report the use in their products of conflict minerals from the DRC or adjoining countries [32].

Caen and the adjoining country felt the full force of the gale.

The partners lived on the same riverside terrace, a brief stroll from their workplaces, and holidayed in adjoining country cottages.

Introduced in 2010 and championed by celebrities from Ben Affleck to Nicole Richie, the ruling required companies to disclose their use of conflict minerals originating in the Democratic Republic of the Congo or an adjoining country.

The new government, created at a peace conference in the adjoining country of Djibouti last year, is too poor even to pay its members of Parliament and does not even control all of Mogadishu.

Neighbours injured by adjoining land uses may sue in nuisance in the Anglo-American countries.