Sentence examples for countries like for example from inspiring English sources

For instance, child parliaments have been established in many countries, like for example in Mozambique, while in others, children have been granted representation on national and regional bodies responsible for children's rights.

Nationally as internationally there is still much room for improvement in case of enhanced data compilation on the patients' perspective, whereby Germany has to catch up particularly in comparison with countries like, for example, Great Britain and the Netherlands [ 3, 16].

Another critical point is that the whole system has to be integrated into the health systems of countries with limited resources and has to take into consideration other widespread conditions in these countries, like for example, malnutrition, the low level of access to health services and the poor level of health education [ 3].

Something deeply adrift in this country, like for example the leader of the Parliamentary opposition, David Matthhews, only a few weeks ago..... ..Every benefit claimant is a potential Karen Matthews (child abuser).

We are also seeing unprecedented levels of tolerance for issues that once split the country down the middle, like, for example, gay marriage.

In European countries like Denmark and Finland, for example, democratic socialist governments position institutions like health care, education, workforce development and social security as part of an integrated social matrix.

In countries like Guatemala, for example, smallholder farmers represent approximately one-third of the country's entire population.

Commodity-exporting countries like Australia and Indonesia, for example, are most affected by China's reduced appetite for iron ore and coal.

He means the diversity and for immigrants, this means there is no one Canadian identity that they have to take up, unlike countries like Sweden, for example.

Do you think M.L.S. has the financial strength to compete in the global market for young players from countries like Brazil and Argentina, for example?

Countries like ours, for example, are often presented with a "one size fits all" blueprint for water-resources management that fails to recognise national capacity.