Sentence examples for among some nations from inspiring English sources

The comparisons with the norms of other world populations indicate that there are cross-national grip strength variations among some nations but not all.

The euro crisis began more than two years ago with revelations that government finances among some nations that use the currency were worse than thought, in some cases because governments had rescued financial institutions damaged in the 2008 market meltdown.

And there is reluctance among some nations, especially Germany, over the mechanism and scale of a Europe-wide banking regulator to try to prevent another crisis, particularly in Spain.

Throughout the world, unwritten policies of exclusion have created a ferocious discontent among citizens of some nations — who know where they come from, even if they aren't made to feel as if it's home.

Some of these disparities have been among racial or ethnic groups, some among nations, and some among regions, continents or whole civilizations.

Hopes that Rio would commit the world to move towards a green economy were diluted by suspicions among some developing nations that this was another way for wealthy nations to impose a "one-model-fits-all" approach.

There is interest among some NATO nations in participating in the mission, Dunford said, but the specifics of who and what would be involved remain unclear.

Support for robust action has been growing among some European nations, and has interested David Cameron, who has been briefed regularly on the situation in meetings of the national security council.

The new energy secretary is likely to face a series of challenges from the start, including electricity shortages on both coasts next summer and efforts among some OPEC nations to keep oil prices high.

The ICC also caused an uproar among some African nations by indicting Kenyan president Uhuru Kenyatta on charges of crimes against humanity for 2007 post-election violence in which more than 1,000 died.

The dispute over the trip has emphasized the differences among some Western nations over how to confront President Saddam Hussein of Iraq over his use of Western hostages as human shields to deter possible attacks by the multinational force in the region.