Sentence examples for countries isolated from inspiring English sources

So if African rulers want to banish the media stereotype of their continent as a place of famine and disaster, the first thing they have to do is put aside the cosy rules of the leaders' club and isolate Mugabe, just as European countries isolated the governments of Spain, Greece and Portugal when they were under dictatorship.

Asked how France would react if other European countries isolated it if Jean-Marie Le Pen's right-wing National Front got enough votes to join a government, the French official joked that he would be happy because he would not want to be governed by Mr. Le Pen, but said, "On the principle, you have a point".

In one of the world's poorest countries, isolated from international investors and donors, these funds play an outsize role, Williams said.

Because of the effects of infection and recurring epidemics in dengue-endemic countries, isolated cases of healthcare-acquired infections will go unnoticed.

We investigated polymorphism in ptxP by sequencing a DNA region of ≈380 bases upstream of ptxA by using a collection of 1,566 B. pertussis strains from 12 countries isolated during 1935 2004.

Although human brucellosis has been eradicated from most industrialized countries, isolated cases of disease, usually related to travel or import of contaminated food from disease-endemic areas, continue to occur.

For example, a bioengineer at Stanford, Manu Prakash, managed to create a 20-cent paper centrifuge that could be used to help developing countries isolate blood-borne diseases like malaria and HIV.

A country isolated from its neighbours is one that struggles to progress.

But miscalculations have left the country isolated and vulnerable in a region now plagued by war.

Mozambique is not a country isolated from the rest of the world, and the need to consider international intervention in mediation stems from this.

"The choice it is taking now will lead it to be a broken country, isolated from the rest of the world".