Sentence examples for cases of countries from inspiring English sources
This situation seems to be different in cases of countries with a complicated nationalistic past, as it is, for example, the case of Germany (Schneider 2008), despite the fact that a biobank framed as population-based gives increased scientific appeal and power to sample collections.
Although the Doha Declaration was sought by the developing country governments to affirm their rights, there have only been a few cases of countries utilising TRIPS flexibilities since the adoption of the Declaration [ 4].
Although there were no cases of countries currently breaching the AoA rules and commitments, the case studies identified a number of particular issues that could be of significance for the future.
This could be even more true in the case of countries that don't agree on a political level.
In the case of countries like Greece, the understandable desire to play up the positives has to end.
By the time the government -- or the I.M.F. in the case of countries -- is asked for help, the borrower is in trouble.
In an aside that will be heard loud and clear in Athens, Draghi also warned: "Some additional eligibility criteria will be applied in the case of countries under an EU/IMF adjustment programme".
In an aside that will be heard loud and clear in Athens, Draghi also warned that, "some additional eligibility criteria will be applied in the case of countries under an EU/IMF adjustment programme".
But the resulting austerity has been crippling economic growth — and, in the case of countries like Spain, all that belt-tigthening seems to be making the deficit situation worse, not better.
It complied to varying degrees: 69 percent of the time with respect to requests from American authorities, 33 percent from the Dutch, and never in the case of countries like India, Israel or Turkey.
