Sentence examples for countries mark from inspiring English sources

At least 19 countries mark it.

Now, as the countries mark 150 years of "goodwill", Tokyo is repeating its demands that the islands be returned.

That should be obvious as the three Baltic countries mark the second 20th anniversary of their independence, but tragically it all too often is not.

The United States military will continue indefinitely to operate a section of the Parwan complex holding foreign combatants, even as the two countries mark a transfer of authority.

Officials in Tokyo said Abe's three-day visit would put relations on a "new trajectory" as the countries mark the 40th anniversary of a peace and friendship treaty.

More than 25 countries mark International Women's Day as an official holiday, and it is observed unofficially in at least a dozen more.

The 37 countries marked in orange are developing countries for which we only monitor one site in the country.

The ceremony, which also told the story of the sinking, is the start of a week of events in several countries marking the 100th anniversary of the tragedy.

Both countries marked the 200th birthday of Gogol, who was born in Ukraine but wrote in Russian and is considered central to the Russian literary canon.

Northern white rhinos were found in the wild in countries marked by instability, including the Democratic Republic of Congo, the Central African Republic and Sudan.

The dispute revolves around which side of the Corentyne River, which divides the two countries, marks the official border as it extends out to sea.