Sentence examples for collective countries from inspiring English sources

This is due, in part, to the staggering amount of unbanked people across the collective countries.

The "balance" refers more to "what the atmosphere sees", reflecting the collective countries' progress, rather than to the impact of individual country's mitigation actions.

Given all that - and with the country's collective state of mind so fearful and uncertain - an effective left-wing opposition leader should surely be a shoo-in.

That will require a collective effort: country-to-country assistance programs, participation by foundations and business, increased government spending in developing countries and international debt relief programs to allow increased spending.

With respect to the use of dental care, considerable socioeconomic inequalities at both the individual (intra-country) and collective (inter-country) levels across Europe and worldwide has been reported [ 16, 17].

The need for a collective of countries to find ways of acting together has never been greater.

Collective Hill Country, a Retreat at Montesino Ranch in Hill Country, Texas.

It referred vaguely to "collective and country specific measures" to improve the investment climates in such nations.

Despite the foregoing, CSR practices are influenced by contextual factors, causing it to vary at the individual, collective, and country levels (Lee et al., 2013; Tilt, 2016) and to be subjected to several manipulations (Dubbink, et al., 2008).

Women's collectives in countries like Ghana (where many companies source raw goods such as shea butter) address many of the same issues companies seeking the EDGE certification are attempting to tackle.

Such things are getting the "consultative group", a collective of donor countries and agencies that gives aid to poor Central American countries, increasingly worried.