Sentence examples for both countries which is from inspiring English sources

Securing these tactical footholds inside Georgia and Moldova gave Moscow tremendous leverage over the otherwise pro-Western governments of both countries — which is precisely the scenario that many in Ukraine now fear.

Given our proximity and shared challenges, U.S.-Cuba cooperation can benefit the people of both countries, which is why we continue to pursue it.

We are still waging war in both countries which is ironic because the father of conservatism armed both of our now enemy nations.

This may be related to the availability and quality of services provided in both countries, which is more developed in Egypt than in Saudi Arabia.

We showed that the incidence rates of hospitalisation with stroke in AF patients exhibit a marked seasonal variation in both countries, which is characterised by a peak in winter and a trough in summer.

A comparison of teachers' beliefs about schizophrenia in Japan and Taiwan found that "stress from personal relations" was commonly seen as a cause in both countries, which is similar to the belief in social factors in Western countries [ 9].

The Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries has been pressing both countries, which are among the biggest non-OPEC oil exporters, to join it in reducing output.

The subtext is this: many applicants were seeking asylum in both countries, which was seen as an unnecessary drain on the countries' resources.

It was also a trial balloon for the populations of both countries, which are deeply committed to their own national narratives and may oppose a reconciliation.

But allegations of criminal wrongdoing in the highest echelons of both governments challenge the assurances given to Congress about improved governance in both countries – which are also key allies in America's war on drugs.

He will also promote American business interests and press the case for both countries, which are the world's biggest emitters of the heat-trapping gases that contribute to climate change, to work to limit the pollution.