Sentence examples for countries tied from inspiring English sources

The alternative is to spend the next decade as poor countries tied to a rich one's currency.

Under Redd, payments for forest protection are made by developed countries to developing countries, tied to performance in deforestation reduction.

It was the most ever for Brazil, but placed it only 15th among competing countries, tied with Spain.

"It's an opportunity for two countries, tied by history, people and values, to work together to overcome the biggest challenges of our age.

Colombia face Peru while Brazil take on Venezuela in the final Copa América Group C games later on Sunday, with all four countries tied on three points.

In 2008, Transparency International, a nonprofit organization that studies corruption, ranked Iraq as one of the world's most corrupt countries, tied with Myanmar and exceeded only by Somalia.

Countries tying the monetary knot give up the right to slash interest rates or devalue when stormclouds gather.

Many countries tie too many strings to their largess — such as requirements to buy supplies from donor countries.

The euro is more complicated: it is a union of 19 markedly different countries tying themselves together.

Afghanistan is one of the world's most corrupt countries, tying for second worst in rankings by Transparency International, which tracks perceptions of global corruption.

The Adamic/Adar similarity adjusts the measure of common neighbors for the rarity of the neighbors to which the two countries tie.