Sentence examples for countries visible from inspiring English sources

In a way they make their countries visible, and the problems of their countries visible to the rest of the world.

Instead it takes a variety of sneaky forms, from couching debate in historical allegory (much of the discussion about late19th and early 20th century modernisers is really about today) or pretending to be talking about foreign countries (visible in much of Russian military discourse about "western" non-linear warfare) to working behind sock puppet journalists, scholars and "analysts".

Still, the reality is that this rapid urbanization in the face of limited development has particular challenges for African countries visible in the rapid urbanization of poverty and increasing inequality in cities.

The idea is that ScoreStream will make all teams in a range of sports across the country visible.

From the top, four countries are visible – Luxembourg, France, Germany and Belgium.

Shared identity between two countries along visible dimensions makes a democratic revolution in one of them immediately available as a model for the other.

The Chinese partnership was enabled by the top-level political connections between the countries, most visible here when Mubarak hosted president Xi at the Etihad Stadium during Xi's lavish state visit to Britain last month.

"We have nothing to do with Hezbollah here, and Hezbollah doesn't need money from the people here," Mr. Abdallah said in an interview in a 19th-floor office above the mosque, from which all three countries were visible.

"By the 1980s, the prospect of quite rapid population decline in some European countries was visible and one had to cast about for what public policy could do about this," Dr. Demeny said.

To deliver the 2020 commitment of $100bn a year in climate finance for developing countries, creating visible cash-flows for cutting emissions and adaptation actions is essential to attract investment.

It is relevant to note that very recently a novel approach, spearheaded by Ozin and colleagues in Canada and involving collaborators from other countries, uses visible and near infrared radiation to effect photothermal (not photocatalytic) conversion of CO2 in the presence of H2 to CO (i.e. the reverse water gas shift reaction) [29].