Sentence examples for for example colombia from inspiring English sources

Until Tuesday, for example, Colombia led the group.

For example, Colombia (1951 54) and Australia (1960 63) were suspended temporarily from FIFA after permitting clubs to recruit players who had broken contracts elsewhere in the world).

For example: Colombia produces 80percentt of the world's cocaine; 55percentt of the world's terrorist acts happen in Colombia; and 2.7 million children there do not go to school.

For example, Colombia subsidizes firms that hire women over the age of 40 who have been unemployed at least 12 months.

For example, Colombia has a share of flower exports that is 40 times greater than the average share of flowers of all countries.

For example, Colombia carries the signature of both the very early (Guinea-Bissau (63%), Kongo-Angola (27%, represented by Gabon/Equatorial Guinea)) and late (SE Africa (10%)) Portuguese/Spanish slave sources.

Bolivia (any date) and Colombia 2008, for example, do not distinguish between planted and harvested area.

The CDC's Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance System (BRFSS) (2014a, b), for example, which is conducted throughout all 50 states in the U.S., the District of Colombia, as well as three territories, asks only one question that could be considered even slightly positive.

She noted that more than 200,000 victims had received reparations under the victims law between January 2012 and the end of last year, adding: "The EU-Colombia free trade agreement signed in 2012 contains significant commitments relating to responsible business conduct, incorporating, for example, high standards of labour rights, environmental protection and sustainable development".

Dye from the WHO explains how some countries, for example Colombia, El Salvador and the French territories, already have good data, and are freely sharing it.

In Taxi Mode you can cobble together your own "musical road trip" by combining any number of countries and decades, for example Colombia, Ethiopia, and Sweden in the fifties, sixties and seventies.