Sentence examples for distinguish countries from inspiring English sources

It might be more useful to distinguish countries in which Facebook is allowed from those in which it's banned; upon doing so, the modes of self-presentation and communication that this software enables may indeed seem distinctively humane, even positively liberating.

Mr. Geithner said it was critical to distinguish countries like Greece, Ireland, Portugal and Spain, which he said "had no choice but to move very, very aggressively" to cut spending, from bigger, less indebted economies like the United States, which continue to enjoy very low interest rates for long-term borrowing, giving them more short-term room to maneuver.

However, there do not appear to be any obvious national-level factors that distinguish countries with particularly high or low values.

Multicultural immigration policies is a dummy variable created to distinguish countries characterized by multicultural integration policies that have on average less restrictive immigration and integration policies from countries described by the differential exclusion and assimilation models.

We also assess the influence of an objective measure of income inequality (Gini coefficients), since Uslaner (2002) finds that: 'What distinguishes countries that are trusting from those that are not is the level of economic equality'.

Accomplishments: Studied what distinguishes countries that enjoyed faster long-term economic growth and what governments can do to foster innovation.

In Figure 5, three groups can be distinguished: Countries with less than one third of their population using solid fuels: These countries have relatively small populations using solid fuels as their main cooking fuel, and although their progress has been mixed, they have at least halved their populations exposed to household solid-fuel combustion between 1990 and 2010.

We distinguish between countries without minimum wages, countries with uniform minimum wages for all age groups, and countries with separate youth and adult minimum wages.

Andreassen [3] criticised the model's accuracy because there would always be a decline in traffic risk for any increase in the number of vehicles, but generally in a non-linear way, and proposed using country-specific parameters to distinguish between countries with a similar degree of motorisation.

It may sound like typical academic overreach to put a number on democracy, but indexes can distinguish which countries are democracies and which are dictatorships — and define countries that are shades of gray between them.

Based on the match between CBM and GHGIs, in terms of level and trend, and on data reported in Figs. 4, 5, four different groups of countries may be distinguished: A. Countries where CBM estimates and country data show a good match both in the trend and the level.