Sentence examples for country role from inspiring English sources

With Mr. Farrell smack dab in the middle of writing a cycle of presidential-theme plays -- his Clinton-centric "Portrait of a President" is onstage at the New York International Fringe Festival and his off-kilter takes on G. W. Bush and George Washington are incubating -- it was tempting to envision Mr. Pacino in that plum Father of Our Country role.

Share communications tactics with local organisations: Wealthy countries' role should be to share their knowledge of communications with others to tell people's stories without imposing views.

The findings offered confirmation from the justice system of the countries' role in the C.I.A.'s torture program after the Sept. 11 attacks.

British and American readers may be surprised to learn (though they shouldn't be) that their countries' role in land warfare was so feeble.

This will critically acknowledge European countries' role in the history of modernization and colonization of other countries within and outside Europe, and disclose the region's character as an immigrant continent and diaspora of various peoples.

Japan's prime minister, Shinzo Abe, said he had called the Turkish president, Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, and the emir of Qatar, Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani, to thank them for their countries' role in securing Yasuda's release.

Central Asia's leaders have long learned to live with Russia's view of their countries' role: as a useful buffer to volatile Afghanistan, and as important trading partners and energy suppliers.

The advantage of this line of argument is that it faithfully reflects a central motivation for open borders: the outrage provoked by the huge inequalities between North and South and rich countries' role in perpetuating this situation.

Reprising her cross-country role this season, Kropp battled through a late-season leg injury to help the Tologs finish second in the Mission League and return to the CIF Division IV finals, where the team placed ninth.

The UNICEF Peer Review followed the same general methodology, but the Panel made some adjustments to reflect the particularities of UNICEF's evaluation system including: Ghana as a country reference case; partner countries' role as stakeholders and users of evaluation.

While those countries' roles are expected to be detailed, they are expected to be anonymised.