Sentence examples for by several countries in from inspiring English sources

The UN must consider 50 countries' claims, some multiple and in several places, some submitted jointly by several countries in one area.

However, ownership of those islands (most of which consist of uninhabited islets and rocky shoals) is contested by several countries in the region, and there is no international recognition of sovereignty for any group of them.

But Kaspersky said what set the campaign apart was the fact that the attackers engineered their malware to steal files that have been encrypted with a classified software, called Acid Cryptofiler, that is used by several countries in the European Union and NATO to encrypt classified information.

Six years later a Russian submersible was to plant a titanium flag on the seabed 4km below the North Pole.Since the Russian application, 49 others have followed, some making multiple claims in several places, some submitted jointly by several countries in one area.

For this reason, the International Common Cause Data Exchange (ICDE) project was initiated by several countries in 1994.

During the Ebola outbreak, a coordinating center established by several countries in the Guinean capital, Conakry, was closed, after which it took months for a new U.N. center in Ghana to get going, she says.

His pioneering work was subsequently recognised and honoured by several countries, and in 1912 he received a handsome tribute from Roald Amundsen, conqueror of the South Pole.

The 'Soultz-sous-Fôrets' project in France has allowed significant experience to be gained by several countries who participated in this joint project.

While there is ample evidence that the quarantine implemented by several countries was instrumental in stopping the spread of SARS, the important public health policy decision of using quarantine as an intervention measure, weighed against its socioeconomic costs, requires further studies with better data and more detailed mathematical modeling.

In India, for example, a consortium has been formed by several countries to provide $1.3 billion a year in aid.

The World Health Organization is advising women living in areas where the Zika virus is being transmitted to delay getting pregnant, advice already given by several countries where the virus is in widespread transmission.