Sentence examples for country identify from inspiring English sources
Most citizens of this country identify themselves as professing some religious belief, but the state's policy poses no obstacle to practitioners of only a tepid, civic version of faith.
It is no wonder that more and more people in this country identify as "unchurched" in national polls.
A newly released report tells us that an estimated 325,000 Asian and Pacific Islander (API) adults in the United States, or 2.8percentt of all API adults in this country, identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transgender (LGBT), and that as many as a third of API same-sex couples live in California, Hawaii and New York.
Nevertheless, men and women from all over the country identify with Hentoff, writing that they thought themselves to be the solitary liberal pro-lifers in their office, at school and at home and were surprised to find Hentoff in the same position.
Our study results suggest that the COPC analytical framework could help each country identify evidence-informed measures when applying global recommendations on decentralizing, integrating and linking HIV services to move towards 'Zero AIDS-related deaths'.
We conducted a scoping review and analysis of existing data in Timor-Leste to assess the health-related studies that have been conducted in the country, identify gaps and inform the development of priority areas for future health research.
(What a pitiful thing the DC map of the world must be, with each country identified by nothing more than its legendary tool of aggression).
The numbers show that more than half the country identifies the economy as the most pressing issue of the campaign; one per cent name foreign policy.
The Action Plan for Australian Birds, assembled by consultation with experts across the country, identifies 20 birds as critically endangered and another 191 as threatened or near-threatened.
The project [pdf] built separate toilet facilities for women at markets and transportation hubs across the country – identified as a key need.
I would guess that almost every white racist in the country identifies with the Tea Party, but that doesn't make the Tea Party "racist" as such.
