Sentence examples for concerned nations from inspiring English sources

With ocean acidification as an emerging global threat, Britain and the United States are joining a community of concerned nations to establish an Ocean Acidification International Coordination Center.

That is, if concerned nations could agree on the subject of, and forum for, discussion.

As with the formation of ICCAT, the collapse spurred concerned nations to form the Commission for the Conservation of southern bluefin tuna (CCSBT) and by 1996 the southern bluefin tuna was declared critically endangered [114].

The high-level meeting, held under United Nations auspices, involved the Six Plus Two group of Afghanistan's six neighbors -- Iran, Pakistan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan and China (whose territory barely touches Afghanistan) -- and two other concerned nations, Russia and the United States.

"We committed our two countries to achieving a nuclear-free world, while recognising that this long-term goal will require a new emphasis on arms control and conflict resolution measures, and their full implementation by all concerned nations," the joint statement said.

Ditto other concerned nations that support the rebels.

A comparative discourse analysis was used to examine five important dimensions in political discourses concerning nation-building.

A topic that's being greatly debated all over the country concerns the nation's morals.

The New Yorker, November 21 , 1953P. 209 A topic that's being greatly debated all over the country concerns the nation's morals.

This type of intelligence can be crucial to correctly assessing a nation's ability to wage war, as it concerns a nation's highways, railroads, inland waterways, and civil airways as well as its telephone, telegraph, and civil broadcast capabilities.

The second factor concerning which nation to support is that the attitude "my country right or wrong!" no longer applies as a blanket answer.