Sentence examples for countries doors from inspiring English sources

And they need our help as much, if not more, than those who come knocking at rich countries' doors.

Telephone interviews in five countries, door to door in Italy, Greece and Poland.

Leaders of rich and poor countries could endorse both targets at the mammoth UN Conference on Sustainable Development in Johannesburg in August.The perils of preferencesA final word is necessary on the efforts to open rich-country doors.

Australia's government has already turned down a request to offer citizenship to the 12,000 people of Tuvalu, another small, drowning island; so a few hundred thousand Maldivians knocking on rich-country doors seem likely to get even shorter shrift.

In the painted rooms around me, I can count the designs: the pomegranates; the scallop shells and putti; my bedroom garden, real enough to fool the occasional errant bee; the four winds puffing overhead in our entranceway, the curling Baroque borders on all our slanted country doors.

Our credibility will make us meet presidents of countries; the doors are open to us.

During Japan's Edo period, which spanned from 1603 to 1868, mobile pornography libraries would travel the country, stopping door to door to lend collections of Shunga for a small fee.

Such incidents strengthened the Taewŏn-gun's resolve to keep the country's doors closed.

"It sends out both a domestic-policy message and says something to the countries next door.

Up and down the country, the doors to public toilets are being banged shut, to little protest.

The archbishop, who leads the Syriac Orthodox church in the UK, urged the UK government to open the country's doors to those fleeing the violence.