Sentence examples for governments ranging from from inspiring English sources

The good works are funded by a broad range of consultancy projects for governments ranging from Kazakhstan to Kuwait and connections with Qatar through high-profile international deals.

Since the US president-elect was chosen, governments ranging from China to small island states have reaffirmed support for the 2015 Paris agreement at 200-nation climate talks running until 18 November in Marrakesh, Morocco.

The CPLC coalition includes over 90 business and strategic partners as well as more than 20 governments, ranging from Germany and France, to Mexico and Chile, to Ethiopia and Morocco.

The Vikings are different from other raiders partly in their ability to construct governments, not only to settle lands, but to create governments ranging from the what advertises itself with some accuracy as the world's oldest democracy, Iceland, where tourists are still pointed out the place where the kind of parliament of all citizens took place as early as 2,000 [correction: 1,000] years ago.

The current planetary condition of global climate change elicits responses from individuals, groups, and governments ranging from denial, disconnect, and indifference to engagement and activism of varying kinds and degrees.

Some 40 governments ranging from the UK and the US to Afghanistan, Nigeria and Indonesia made specific promises about what they were going to do to tackle the problem.

The reaction of the companies affected and their national governments—ranged from caution to wounded surprise.

A scratch Coalition has unseated Mr. De Valera and a composite Government ranging from conservatives to revolutionaries will replace him.

Libyans are demanding all kinds of services from the interim government, ranging from housing to electricity to food to freeing the country of weapons.

He wants to consolidate 11 anti-poverty benefits now run by the federal government, ranging from food stamps to public housing assistance and childcare aid, into one anti-poverty programme, administered locally.

Yet on the other, Localsim Act and 'big society' appear to be creating opportunities for new types of voluntary sector led interventions, notably through the mutualisation of services traditionally provided by local government, ranging from social care to green spaces.