Sentence examples for category of countries from inspiring English sources
But a third category of countries remains mired in stagnation or recession.
No country, in the shrinking category of countries allowing foreign adoptions, welcomed applications from same-sex couples.
The gap between house prices and income have led the OECD to class the UK in the category of countries "where houses appear overvalued but prices are rising".
A second category of countries are those who export oil or other commodities, and are vulnerable to a decline in prices — something that economists said would happen if the crisis hobbled growth.
Furthermore, unlike Lithuania, which has developed rapidly since 2000 to high-income status, Georgia has remained in the lower-middle income category of countries [34].
If China doesn't alter its current policy, however, Ma warns it could fall below 1.3 children per couple, placing it in the category of countries with "lowest-low" fertility.
The Padrón in Spain seems to have adapted much better to the new migratory circumstances of the country, by incorporating the category of country of birth, enabling the registration of irregular migrants and providing strong incentives for the registration of the migrant population in general, and irregular migrants in particular.
"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.
