Sentence examples for determination of countries from inspiring English sources

They reflect the growing, and in some quarters unexpected, determination of countries to act collectively.

We need a political determination of countries to overcome their differences to come together and to stop this fighting", he said.

Environmental activists were also struck by the determination of countries such as China, France, Britain, Germany and even oil giant Saudi Arabia to move forward on the issue, despite the uncertainty that resulted from the U.S. election.

The legislative provisions on country-of-origin labelling for foods in various countries can be separated in two categories: one regards the determination of "country-of-origin" of the foods imported from other countries; another regards the statement on the place of origin of ingredients sourced from other countries and used in the domestic manufacture of foods.

Hence an analysis of robustness found that shifting this list of variables by excluding one or adding another had a negligible impact on the country specific target and the determination of which countries were meeting their fast-track targets (Additional file 1: Appendix).

"The huge numbers… make planning for the effective and efficient delivery of services very difficult," Jogo said, describing the determination of his country – a landlocked nation that has welcomed more than half a million refugees in recent years – to deliver economically-empowering solutions for refugees.

"The most important determination of a country's competitiveness is its human talent... and women account for one-half of the potential talent base throughout the world," the report concludes.

After listening to King Abdullah II's opening remarks at the conference, one can't but applaud the resilience, stamina and determination of this country not to surrender to the challenging environment that surrounds it.

In a letter sent to the U.S. Department of Transportation in October, the airline's lawyers argued that "the U.S. has similar restrictive citizenship-based determinations for citizens of countries the U.S. does not recognize, such as North Korea.

Attention is already straying towards a country whose membership of the EU is still far from assured: Turkey.The fact that a deal on EU enlargement is now so close is a tribute to both the determination of the candidate countries and the grinding efficiency of the EU's negotiating machinery.

It is as nearly unanimous today as it has ever been, in any question of foreign policy, in applauding the determination of a small country in Central Europe -- Czechoslovakia -- to stand up for its rights as a sovereign nation and to fight for its independence, if need be, instead of tamely going under.