Sentence examples for for those nations from inspiring English sources

By sheltering Western Europe from the Soviet threat, Washington made it unnecessary for those nations to have their own (possibly competing) national policies and thus helped promote an unprecedented era of cooperation in Europe.

This illustrates the dilemma which nuclear weapons pose for those nations outside the Big Two.

And for those nations that stand with the terrorists, there will be a heavy price.

In fact, the E.C.B. started doing just that a few weeks ago, and produced a temporary respite for those nations.

For those nations that are not yet on this path of democracy and freedom, for those nations that are poorly led -- led by failed leaders pursuing failed policies that will give them failed results -- we will stand strong.

But Britain itself will be outside "Euroland" -- the term for those nations that have signed up for the new currency.

The competition required a team of three to five graduate students to compare the electrical infrastructure, regulatory environment, and competitive landscapes in Benin and neighboring Nigeria and recommend a strategy for one of those nations based on their findings.

Our primary focus is to undertake preliminary assessments of organic carbon stocks in sediments that fall within the EEZ of those nations chosen for this exploratory study.

"I like the message that Nikki sent yesterday at the United Nations, for all those nations that take our money and then they vote against us at the Security Council, or they vote against us potentially at the assembly," Trump said.

In his letter Mr Belhaj states that he is "forever grateful to Britain" for being among those nations who helped defeat Gaddafi and insists relations between Britain and the new Libya must be on good terms.

Celso Amorim, the Brazilian minister of foreign affairs and a spokesman for the group, said those nations had demonstrated that they were a new force in the trading organization.