Sentence examples for countries erect from inspiring English sources

Now it buzzes with activity as soldiers, pilots and engineers from the United States and seven other countries erect tents, tinker with aircraft engines and equip bombers with their lethal payloads.

Mr Cameron's second major challenge, ahead of the summit on 18 February, is to agree the "substance" of a mechanism to protect Britain from eurozone countries erecting barriers to the single market.

But the fact that the ECB and euro-zone governments have options does not mean that they will take them.The collapse of the gold standard led to recovery, but caused terrible economic damage as countries erected trade barriers to stem the flood of imports from those that had devalued their currencies.

President Benjamin Harrison invited "all the world" to take part; many foreign countries erected buildings, and every US state and territory was represented.

More than a million people fled to Europe last year, causing a political crisis in the EU — with Greece and Italy facing the initial brunt, Germany welcoming in hundreds of thousands, and some Eastern European countries erecting strict barriers to block the flow. .

The first citizens of this country erected institutions to protect themselves from their own shortcomings.

But China is by no means the only country erecting borders in cyberspace.

One of the barns is among the oldest in the country, erected by Cistercian monks in 1300.

This is why Google at first decided to censor its Chinese search service: there was no other way to be widely accessible in the country.But China is by no means the only country erecting borders in cyberspace.

The trade essays in this special collection, for example, leave little doubt that the country erected a set of trade barriers that would eventually prove quite costly to Argentina's economy.

Even as a member, countries could erect barriers to Turkish migration.