Sentence examples for countries subject from inspiring English sources

The governments of countries subject to this new investment find themselves in an ambivalent position.

Not all countries subject to American anti-dumping duties (and thus the Byrd law) joined the WTO complaint.

The government is looking into whether the bank ran afoul of restrictions on dealings with countries subject to economic sanctions, including Iran and Cuba.

Because Greece is in the euro zone, he noted, the nation cannot devalue its currency to help improve its competitiveness as other countries subject to I.M.F.

Alcohol intended for human consumption, however, is in all countries subject to a tax, which would make the cost of ethanol prohibitive for any industrial use.

Official responses to the Snowden revelations have been angriest in countries subject to US surveillance such as Germany and Brazil, but more muted in countries such as Britain and Australia, whose governments are close partners of the NSA.

France was one of 12 countries subjected to in-depth studies this year.

In developing countries subjected to the global land rush, one factor behind exhausted soil and depleted water tables is insecure farmers' land rights.

The guide reminds students that abroad, for example in Asian countries, subjects such as maths, the native language, a science and a foreign language are compulsory up to 17.

In the 24 countries subjecting themselves to the scrutiny of their peers under the New Partnership for Africa's Development (NEPAD) initiative, the ICF aims to bring the private sector and governments together to improve investment conditions.

By coincidence, almost all the countries mentioned above are considered Third World countries – subjected to the process of colonization and imperialism.