Sentence examples for governments round from inspiring English sources
WHILE governments round the world clock up more debts, American consumers are finally cutting back.
By signing up … we hope people will send a broader message to governments round the world.
"By signing up to the 10 10 campaign, we hope people will send a broader message to governments round the world.
Tony Blair has insisted that his much-criticised business dealings with dubious governments round the world have not been as lucrative as people think – as one of his staff suggested his wealth amounted to about £10m.
The act, which has been on the books since 1977, has teeth; in 2008 it imposed a settlement of $800m, its biggest ever, on Siemens, Europe's largest engineering company, for paying bribes to governments round the world.The FCPA was not written to punish crimes such as paying police officers for information.
"THE four horsemen of the apocalypse": that was the disparaging appraisal by Richard Tol of the University of Sussex of a report published in Yokohama on March 31st by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), a group of scientists (including Dr Tol) who provide governments round the world with mainstream scientific guidance on the climate.
"Of course, the government rounded up people to cheer," said a local tour guide.
India is the world's biggest importer of weapons.Fidel meets the popeCuba's government rounded up scores of dissidents during a visit by Pope Benedict.
On July 4, the government rounded up leaders of a movement calling for a multi-party system, and held them without charges.
The Egyptian government, responding to administration pressure, cracked down on protesters in Cairo on Saturday, and in Libya the government rounded up suspects in the violence that killed four Americans on Tuesday.
Seth Mydans (NYT PAKISTANN: DEMOCRACY CAMPAIGNERS SEIZED The military government rounded up hundreds of people in an attempt to block a May 1 rally of political parties demanding a return to democracy, according to party officials.
