Sentence examples for countries associated from inspiring English sources
Briefly discuss their responses before you reveal the countries associated with each character.
For instance, the government might detain individuals who had spent time in countries associated with terrorist activities, said Douglas W. Kmiec, a constitutional law expert at the Catholic University of America in Washington.
"Wonder whether any thought might have been given to the possible role that could be played by the navies of the countries associated with the High Seas Task Force?
Because he published none of his writings from this period, his influence on other English philosophers and ultimately on those in all of the countries associated with analytic philosophy was exerted through his students and others to whom he spoke at Cambridge.
The Copenhagen accord, a political agreement drafted by a subset of the countries present, was the best that could be achieved.Despite its difficult birth, in subsequent months a large number of countries associated themselves with the accord directly, pledging specific actions on the climate in the process.
Ascaris lumbricoides is an intestinal parasite common in many low-income countries, associated with poor sanitation [1].
In the aftermath of Copenhagen we had 127 countries associate themselves with the Copenhagen Accord.
With presidential and parliamentary elections due next year, politicians have more to gain by defending France's public sector than decrying it.Why, when voters in most other countries associate the public sector with poor service and inefficiency?
And communist countries associate themselves with the color red.
All four countries have recalled their ambassadors.Many trouble-spots around the country, associated with the Speight putsch, remain on edge.
The wave of indignation triggered by the missing students comes amid government claims that the rampant violence and institutional collapse in parts of the country, associated with the drug wars of recent years, is being brought under control.
