Sentence examples for important countries of from inspiring English sources

Iraq is one of the two or three most important countries of the Gulf.

The depth of anti-Europe sentiment could be a key factor in national elections scheduled next year in the other two most important countries of the European Union, France and Germany.

But in fact, this is hugely exaggerated – the most important countries of origin for skilled NHS staff, such as the Philippines and India, actually welcome and even encourage emigration.

With its headquarters in Geneva, Switzerland, and branch offices in important countries of asylum, the UNHCR intervenes with various national governments in order to ensure such minimal rights as freedom from arbitrary expulsion, access to the courts, work and educational opportunities, and possession of identity and travel documents.

Both are export-oriented industrial economies with a history of intense labour recruitment after World War II and they have migrants from important countries of origin in common.

One reason for this is that Beijing is trying to use its presence and energy infrastructure in Xinjiang to expand its influence in the neighboring oil-rich (and strategically important) countries of central Asia, says activist Turdush.

Asia and Africa together accounted for about 38% of the share of foreign Olympians, which can be explained by the importance of colonial linkages at the time (with Algeria, Morocco, India, and Indonesia as important countries-of-origin).

Colombia is one of the most important countries for production of mild coffee (Coffea arabica L ., with over 870,000 Ha planted (Federacafé 2010).

It should be noted that the data for 1999 2000 and 2000 2001 were not complete: a number of important countries to the east of Europe Latvia, Lithuaniaa, the Slovak Republic and Poland) were not included in the analysis because data were not available.

Inside Ukraine, a strategically important country of 46 million people between European Union countries and Russia, the gas pricing negotiations are a divisive issue for an already factious government.

Something much nastier is going to have to happen, and then people will come to their senses and realize that this is no way for a legislature in the most important country of the world to be acting".