Sentence examples for cluster of nations from inspiring English sources

The letter from Mr. Sarkozy and Mrs. Merkel may also signal a frustration at how running deeply interlinked economies often requires painful consensus-building among partner countries, and it could be a harbinger of greater frustration as another large cluster of nations prepares for a summit meeting this month in Toronto for the Group of 20.

Appendix 1 shows how countries of origin are aggregated into clusters of nations while Appendix 2 presents a comparison between our estimated reservation wages and labor Force Survey (LFS) data.

Limitations of the study include the focus on economic performance rather than (perceived) labor productivity and work climate, the clustering of nations given both material and subtle differences in institutional regimes (although for an alternative approach that avoids clustering, see Jansen 2014), and the endogeneity of workplace representation.

Rather, they suggest that Mr. Breivik and Al Qaeda are manifestations of the same generic ideological phenomenon: "macro-nationalism," a variant of nationalism applied to clusters of nation-states held together by a notion of shared identity, like "the West" or the "ummah".

Qatar is among a cluster of Gulf nations that are growing in tourism and cultural exports.

Clusters of willing nations might form what has been called "mission focus groups" that prepare for certain types of missions, such as fighting piracy, policing the air and special operations.

He found distinct clustering of core nations and greater centralization in cocaine distribution than marijuana.

During the African Cup of Nations, crowds cluster around televisions across the continent to see their national teams play, in an event that brings every corner of Africa together.

Still, given that possession, transfer or sale of cluster munitions are banned in scores of nations by international convention, the questions in the preceding paragraph begged answers.

Michael Porter's Competitive Advantage of Nations (1990) sold the world on clusters.

In New York, the school with the nation's largest cluster of swine flu to date — St. Francis Preparatory School in Fresh Meadows, Queens — was set to reopen Monday after being closed for a week.