Sentence examples for azerbaijan from inspiring English sources
'Azerbaijan' is a correct and usable word in written English
You can use it whenever you are referring to the nation located in Southwest Asia. Example sentence: Azerbaijan is home to some of the most beautiful mountain ranges in the world.
proper noun
A country in West Asia; official name: Republic of Azerbaijan
London will host a "week of football" at the climax of a tournament that will be played across 13 countries from the Republic of Ireland in the west to Azerbaijan in the east.
Facing the hostile ring, Israel has built links with Azerbaijan, Rumania, Greece and Cyprus, and has expanded trade with Russia, China and India.
However, Armenian analyst Sergey Minasyan said the fighting may not be a sign of escalation but an attempt by Azerbaijan to get the world's attention.
In an interview with RIA Novosti, he said Azerbaijan had shown a pattern of provocative behaviour to try and get the international community to devote more attention to the conflict.
In this interview with Andy Maynard of Tibs, coach Daryl Willard tells his story and explains why he ended up working in Azerbaijan: "I left England because I was tired of the closed shop or jobs for the boys attitude which is ingrained in the coaching world.
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The main focus of the Eastern Partnership summit is talks between EU leaders and former Soviet countries including Ukraine, Azerbaijan, Armenia, Belarus, Georgia and Moldova.
The former Soviet state is economically isolated with its borders to Turkey and Azerbaijan both blocked due to ongoing international disputes.
The talks will centre on how to adapt and develop the EU's strategy towards six post-Soviet countries: Ukraine, Belarus, Moldova, Georgia, Armenia and Azerbaijan.
European football's governing body agreed to keep Armenia and Azerbaijan apart during the Euro 2012 qualifying process amid an ongoing territorial dispute between the two nations.
Some feel that Uefa set a dangerous precedent in agreeing to keep Armenia and Azerbaijan apart in 2010, storing up potential problems for the future in having to make difficult political judgments about which teams should be allowed to play one another.
