Sentence examples for countries define from inspiring English sources

Some countries define parental leave as a nontransferable individual right.

Tax treaties between countries define when multinational corporations can, and can't, be taxed.

We need to assist developing countries define new models of low-carbon, climate-resilient development.

The other – plainly linked – is how majority Muslim countries define the place of religion in political society.

"Why should we let the least ambitious countries define the pace and the content?" said Margot Wallstrom, the European Union's commissioner in charge of environmental issues.

We want to find out how different countries define their rape laws, and have teamed up with the Equality Now advocacy organisation to compile a database of up-to-date information.

No countries defined as 'low-income' received finance from ECAs based in OECD countries.

In the aftermath of the crash, two countries defined by their differences found their commonalities instead.

She is the first American to win the award, which is open to any novelist writing about the nine countries defined in the rubric as south Asian.

The percentage of people living in countries defined as "low-income" has tumbled by 80% over the past two decades, according to the data.

The International Energy Agency reckons that poor countries, defined as those outside the Paris-based Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), spend $310 billion a year on such subsidies, mainly for petrol.