Sentence examples for between various nations from inspiring English sources

This was during the Gulf war, and there were talks between various nations about taking military action against Saddam Hussein's regime.

Though some differences in certification and operating standards do exist between various nations' aviation safety regulators, by treaty the U.S. Federal Aviation Administration recognizes the certification of South Korean airlines, and the airlines of most other foreign airlines.

Globalization refers to the interaction and integration of people, products, cultures and governments between various nations around the globe; this is fostered by trade, investment, and information technology.

This framework is based on co-operation between the various nations undertaking Mars missions, as well as between the various fields of expertise.

GOTHENBURG, Sweden — I am often asked if I am like so many other Americans who think Europe is one big country and who do not bother to differentiate between its various nations and cities.

In 1966, Burnet accepted a nomination from Australia Prime Minister Sir Robert Menzies to become the inaugural chairman of the Commonwealth Foundation, a body that aimed to increase the professional interchange between the various nations of the British Commonwealth.

Worldwide, the profession appeared to be in a truly advanced state, as marked by a new high in indigenous practice, a broad base of authors in this journal, and of cooperation between practitioners of the various nations.

Here Wilkins also proposed a decimal system of units of measure based on what he called a "universal measure" that was derived from nature for use between "learned men" of various nations.

On that day between 12,000 and 50,000 women in various nations demonstrated to protest nuclear testing and to voice concern, in particular, about the hazards posed by such testing to children's health.

"We are happy with the status quo, and to be honest I'm not sure how it would go down with the football public, because part of our British football culture is based on the rivalries between various home nations". A spokesman for the Scottish FA was even more dismissive of the idea.

The song encountered similar commercial outcomes in various nations.