Sentence examples for frozen countries from inspiring English sources

She adds: "As a consequence, in this world of ever-increasing mobility, families are shattered as elderly parents will decide not to join their families living in frozen countries because of their frozen pension, and so are denied the human right to a family life with their children and grandchildren.

Frozen countries are usually considered by much of the world to be under military occupation, and few such zones ever receive formal diplomatic recognition as independent states.

The choice of the frozen countries ranges from the ridiculous to the discriminatory.

Needless to say, Madagascar and Thailand are both on the list of "frozen" countries.

Indeed, some 2,500 people return each year from lives they have built in "frozen countries", many of them due to financial pressures.

There is a deservedly acclaimed scene in which the magician Osmond shows off his powers in a vision, a "Prospect of Winter in Frozen Countries".

That's how the spiritualism of Alejandro González Iñárritu's "The Revenant," the rugged adventure through frozen country of the grieving, angry, wounded guide and trapper Hugh Glass (Leonardo DiCaprio), plays.

Paul Howlett Withnail & I, (Bruce Robinson, 1987), 2.05am, Channel 4 A sordid, supremely funny trudge through the pathetic lives of two destitute actors – Paul McGann's Marwood and the languidly furious Withnail (Richard E Grant) – who survive on drugs and drink in grotty Camden Town, then head unwisely for the rural idyll of Uncle Monty's (Richard Griffiths) freezing country cottage.

Ms. Sherman, the lead U.S. negotiator in the agreement reached between the U.S. and five other global powers (P5+1), urged Congress not to pass new sanctions on Iran as talks continue on freezing country's nuclear program.

We know the reasons why action on climate is frozen: emerging countries such as China, India and Brazil will not accept limits that stifle their rapid emergence; developed countries such as the United States and the European Union can't or won't subsidize efforts abroad; and the U.S. federal government can't even agree on binding limits for America itself.

Few assets are being frozen, and countries have been lax about imposing the mandatory travel ban on designated individuals.