Sentence examples for given other countries from inspiring English sources

Even success would leave it with an intolerable public-debt burden.A rescue that is painful for Greece has not given other countries much relief, either.

Should these new results give other countries pause?

The bill addresses a 1976 law that gives other countries broad immunity from American lawsuits.

"Our visa policies are discouraging international business in the United States and giving other countries a competitive advantage over us".

This is designed to give other countries assurance that Congress will not amend an agreement after it has been negotiated.

To give other countries a chance, the number of competitors from any country in the singles competitions was limited to two for the 2012 Olympics.

It gives other countries the incentive to respond in kind, and it severs the route home for those who might be having second thoughts.

Under the terms of joining the WTO, China gave other countries the right until 2013 to impose temporary "safeguards" against surges of Chinese imports.

For now, we have to look at trade as a two-way street: increasing our opportunities to export entails giving other countries greater access to the American market.

The contagion to worry about, Mr Jabre reckons, would come from Europe caving in to Greek recalcitrance, giving other countries an incentive to follow suit.

Ahead of travelling to Sri Lanka in 2013 for a Commonwealth summit, Abbott said he said he was "not inclined to go overseas and give other countries lectures".