Sentence examples for first countries to revive from inspiring English sources

On the continent, Italy was one of the first countries to revive Roman customs.

India, which was one of the first countries to create a national community health worker scheme after the Alma Ata conference and subsequently saw the scheme disappear within 10 years, has now begun to revive the program in the context of the National Rural Health Mission [ 7].

Today's update is a solid first step to revive Ping from its early grave.

Beatrice's new Homestead Act is not the first to revive the land giveaway.

The two countries hope to revive the agenda for deepening the trade block.

Canada and many smaller European countries started to revive at about the same time as the United States, early in 1933.

Fibonacci (Leonardo of Pisa) (around 1170-1250) afthe the Dark Ages is considered the first to revive mathematics in Europe.

The Democrats' first instinct is to revive their longstanding ideological divisions, and that's understandable.

James Taylor (68) and Root put on 104 for the third wicket to revive England.

In the first instance, parties start to revive themselves by mastering such slippery things as mood, tone and emotion, before starting to tell a convincing story about the country.

Deficit hawks have to understand: The first step must be to revive growth and jobs.