Sentence examples for countries embarked from inspiring English sources

Sanctions will continue, for the time.Officials from 156 countries embarked on a five-week UN conference in Rome to establish an international criminal court.

Free movement was part of the European idea from the start, when six countries embarked on integration nearly 60 years ago at the Conservatori palace in Rome.

In that milieu two notable singer-songwriters in neighbouring countries embarked on crusades to reclaim what they perceived as the crumbling social and cultural integrity of their homelands: Violeta Parra in Chile and Atahualpa Yupanqui in Argentina.

It may be significant that those countries embarked on industrialization in the 19th century, while the West was still itself industrializing and before it had built up a truly commanding lead.

Sudarshana is particularly interested in following the trajectories of China-India "Asianism" beginning with Tagore's visit to China and the establishment of Cheena Bhavan, to the afterlife of Pan Asianism in the 1950's when both countries embarked on their respective projects of nation building.

The so-called troika — the International Monetary Fund, the European Commission and the European Central Bank — was created three years ago at the behest of North European countries like Germany that insisted on the I.M.F.'s involvement when the euro zone countries embarked on the first of a series of government bailouts.

As their economies expand, East Asian countries embark on institutional reforms to establish rule of law for the society and embrace rule-based governance in corporate operations.

Lael Brainard, the undersecretary for international affairs at the Treasury, said in a statement that the new policy is an important step in helping developing countries "embark on a journey towards a clean energy future".

As many countries embark on universal health coverage, monitoring progress becomes increasingly important.

Annually, more than 2 million Muslims from over 140 countries embark on the Hajj.

Within this scope, the evidence provided by the study results can potentially benefit Mexico and many other developing countries embarking on the process of contracting-out health services.