Sentence examples for direction of countries from inspiring English sources

"It's very unpleasant because it moves us in the direction of countries like Iran and Syria that apparently give out entry permits according to people's political views," Mr. Segev said.

"In 2010 when the G20 meeting was taking place in South Korea, one of the things that the South Korean government had on its agenda was to use that opportunity to push its nuclear technology, particularly in the direction of countries like South Africa, Turkey and India.

Again, imposing a cost on the production of carbon-intensive goods and services shifts comparative advantage in the production of those same goods and services in the direction of countries not taking on such costs.

I am one of thousands of men and women who have received their numbers in order to send a message to G20 leaders that 3.5 billion girls and women need to be empowered, so that they will change communities and influence the future direction of countries.

When it comes to anticipating the direction of country music, Jr. has mattered more than Sr. for a long, long time.

Finally, the last freedom-rights issue in my mind centres around money: who has it, how do they use it, and what does this mean for the direction of country?

Consequently, there are incentives for country 1 to support illegal migration flows in the direction of country 2. □.

This approach seemed reasonable in the current application as we are less concerned with the precision of individual country estimates than with the general direction of country-level correlations with attitudes.

"I'm not going to listen to them talk to me about patriotism and how asking questions about the direction of our country somehow challenges patriotism, because asking questions about the direction of our country is patriotism".

We can have disagreements about the direction of the country, but at the end of the day we all want to serve our country.

Thousands crossed the political divide in an increasingly polarized country to defend their dwindling green space and, ultimately, to voice their concern over the direction of their country….