Sentence examples for directing countries from inspiring English sources

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.

The convention "phases down"—gradually reduces but doesn't eliminate the use of mercury-containing dental amalgam by directing countries to adopt at least two control measures from a list of nine options.

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.

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

Most NPANs are designed to direct countries, donor agencies and NGOs in project and programme implementation.

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

The United Nations troops "can't stay here against the will of the one who is directing the country," he said.

He has controlled Preval, but then Preval wanted to be controlled, and he and Preval have not done very well directing the country.

In 1946 he became deputy premier (i.e., vice chairman of the Council of Ministers), with responsibility for directing the country's trade.

The E.U. as a whole, through the issue of Eurobonds, or some other financing mechanism, would launch a stimulus program directed at countries like Spain, Italy, and Ireland.

To take advantage of the possibilities that this conjuncture opened, elites in Latin America directed their countries ever more toward export economies.