Sentence examples for country pointed from inspiring English sources

The professors, from universities across the country, pointed to several measures the president could take under existing laws to defer deportations and permit young immigrants to stay temporarily.

Verbeken, who, unusually for a Fleming, takes a deep, sympathetic interest in the French-speaking part of his country, pointed out the many Flemish names in the old cemetery outside Charleroi.

Incomplete results from 650 House of Commons constituencies across the country pointed to a strong performance on Thursday by the opposition party, led by David Cameron, though the size of the increase in the Conservative vote raised doubts about the party's ability to win the majority needed to be sure of regaining power after 13 years of Labour control.

Elliott Fisher, who directs Dartmouth's Atlas of Health Care, which tracks disparities in medical practices and outcomes across the country, pointed out that Medicare spending per person varies widely regardless of quality — from $7,734 a year in Minneapolis to $11,646 in Chicago — even after correcting for the different age, sex and race profiles of their populations.

Obama renewed his pledge to make an address in the capital of a major Muslim country, pointed out that he had lived in Indonesia for several years while growing up, and said his travels through Muslim states had convinced him that, regardless of faith, people had certain common hopes and dreams.

While the trees are native throughout Wales, the frequency of Wern and Gwern in the east of the country pointed historians towards studying potential sites where they may have been grown on a commercial basis, for sale to agricultural areas over the border in Herefordshire and Shropshire.

Humiliated, Confucius began travelling about the country, pointing out abuses.

Reuters said the Niantic CEO was "reticent" on the country, pointing out that there are additional laws and points to consider.

The presence of well-educated students from around the country points to both a concentration of talent, and a strong network of career-minded young people.

Pillay recently said that the UN's inquiry can proceed without investigators actually setting foot in the country, pointing to investigations of Syria and North Korea that faced similar obstacles.

Today, no Muslim is allowed inside the Gurudwara Dera Sahib, or any other gurudwara in the country, pointing to how different a time and reality this is.