Sentence examples for countries point from inspiring English sources

"People in consuming countries point their finger at OPEC," complained Rilwanu Lukman, the organization's secretary general.

He understands both countries' point of view, having played for both FC Cologne and Nottingham Forest.

Do they bristle with grudges, or do they see other countries' point of view?

Except the way it too often happens, as democracy campaigners in these countries point out, is not at all good.

High valuations in both countries point to more misery ahead.The big exception in the euro zone remains Germany, which avoided the great housing boom before the financial crisis.

The east European countries point to the EU's ability to make laws relating to "particularly serious" cross-border crimes and a separate EU decision permitting the crafting of rules targeting racism and xenophobia.

Possible defence co-operation between Arctic countries points in the same direction.

An adjacent display compares the waste of higher-income and lower-income countries, pointing out intriguing differences.

The European Union and the UN have recognised the security implications of climate-led disasters striking poorer countries, pointing to the increased likelihood of wars and mass migration.

Atigha, who was in Rome this week for a conference on reconciliation in the Arab spring countries, points out that rape is already a crime under Libyan law.

Salary levels are below those of several other European countries, points out Heyman, an issue raised in another recent report.