The expression "in each nation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a situation that applies in each country or nation. For example, "The people in each nation must respect their national laws."
This action must include detailed programs in each country, tight monitoring - similar to the monitoring of nuclear activities - with participation of players at all levels: the international community, development partners, national governments and their criminal justice systems, the policy makers in each nation, religious elites, civil society and the local communities.
Andersen's overarching structure has partnerships in each nation where it operates.
Mr. Gul accepted the invitation to visit Armenia despite heavy public opposition in each nation.
The problems are different in each nation and vary in their immediate causes.
Yeltsin pleaded with Clinton to agree to a lower level of 1,500 missiles in each nation.
Rather than compare prices directly, the IMF compared the ratio of house prices in each nation to its average income.
The work samples were to be posted on a council Web site to which participating teachers in each nation would have access.
Africa was virtually handed over to Dfid, the Foreign Office faced savage cuts and its country desk officers who watch developments in each nation state day by day, were abolished.
Gennadi Zyuganov also said Mr. Putin had "effectively destroyed the Russian nuclear shield" by agreeing to a two-thirds reduction, to between 1,700 and 2,200, of the number of deployed strategic nuclear warheads in each nation.
When they see grievances, they go, 'Wow, we can make some hay with this.' " While a broad thread of resentment and disenchantment runs across the globe, the hostility toward microcredit stems from different circumstances in each nation.
States, he wrote, were "thoughts of God"; by intuiting the idea or cultural principle incarnated in each nation, the historian could discern at least intimations of the divine plan.
