Sentence examples for categories of countries from inspiring English sources
"It could not be on the basis of categories of countries that were articulated in 1992 [when the parent treaty to the Kyoto protocol was signed]," he said.
When asked by Rep. Robert E. Andrews, a New Jersey Democrat, to identify nations that have committed troops, offered bases, pledged overflight rights and other assistance should the United States attack Iraq, Mr. Rumsfeld ticked off a few different categories of countries and their participation.
But, within the 27 nations, there will be three categories of countries: those within the euro zone, which will submit to new, tighter rules with sanctions; those that want to join the euro or which agree to be bound by the new procedures; and those, like Britain, that want to opt out.
The considered categories of countries and industries are listed in the supporting materials.
All of these three categories of countries had lower income-elasticity than unity, implying that healthcare was a necessity.
As we hypothesize that the relationship between age at arrival and the time taken to get a foothold in the labor market of the destination country is steepest among immigrants from middle- and low-income countries, we estimate models for immigrants born in three different categories of countries: low-income countries, middle-income countries, and high-income countries.
Next, to understand changes of human well-being yielded from ecosystem services and GDP in biodiversity hotspot and non-hotspot countries, respectively, we compared roundwood production, hydroelectricity generation, tourism investment and GDP in the two categories of country.
The proportion of women with raised blood pressure taking an antihypertensive drug was similar across the three categories of country.
No country, in the shrinking category of countries allowing foreign adoptions, welcomed applications from same-sex couples.
But there is also now a third and growing category of countries, which can't project power or build prosperity.
