Sentence examples for direct countries from inspiring English sources

The new role of agencies like Oxfam, says Byanyima, isn't to "direct" countries in the global south from Europe or North America: it's about supporting the citizens of these countries to work for their rights and to overcome systemic poverty.

Importantly, the IPCC guidelines for estimating and measuring carbon direct countries to use these sampling approaches [12, 13].

The IHR also direct countries to strengthen and integrate existing systems for public health surveillance and response, rather than to create new, vertical programs.

Mr. Weigand said it was possible for a member state to oppose direct country-to-country links with North Korea but accept a European Union link.

International Internet bandwidth is an upper bound on direct country-to-country Internet traffic flow [9].

Finally, it is important to keep in mind that our analysis focuses solely on international bandwidth as measured by direct country to country connections.

The dataset gives all the existing direct country pair connections and includes inter alia the number of ships sailing in this route, the TEU capacity of the largest vessel per direct route, the number of operators per route (both those who operate their own vessels and those who do not).

Direct country comparisons between rates of non-fatal self-poisoning require carefully interpretation.

Furthermore, use of psychometrically sound international health literacy assessment tools in national literacy studies will be essential in making accurate direct country-to-country comparisons.

The European Union has directed countries to set up a board similar to the American board, and it hopes to work out cooperative agreements with such groups.

She says the convention took the right approach by directing countries to come up with their own plans to reduce or eliminate mercury in mining.