Sentence examples for integrated countries from inspiring English sources

The violence Mr Assad has used has driven reason and tolerance out of what was one of the Middle East's most integrated countries.

The recent expansion of the European Union (EU) has caused concern among authorities in recently integrated countries about the loss of professionals, although figures for previous expansions do not seem to support this concern [ 9, 12, 13].

HOW integrated countries are with the rest of the world varies more than you might expect.

With its membership of NATO, the EU, the Schengen free-movement zone and now the euro, Estonia thinks of itself as one of the most integrated countries in Europe.

The losses would thus have been imposed on those who deserved to bear them: the banks that lent cheap money to reckless borrowers.Perhaps co-operation between the Europeans and the IMF will always be needed to deal with the unique problems of highly integrated countries locked in a single-currency zone, with a single interest rate.

Ambassadors should also be empowered to devise integrated, country-based, multi-donor strategies that reflect shared responsibilities.

Mr. Nowlin sang anything from Frank Sinatra to Elton John, a throwback to his days as the black drummer in a racially integrated country band that toured Playboy Clubs in the early 1960s.

McCartney's faith in himself as a craftsman is justified: he spent the set deftly swapping between guitar, mandolin and keyboards, and while his métier is primarily jangly rock, he integrated country and Steeleye Span-esque folk into the set without undue tokenism.

Special efforts were made to integrate countries' ability to mount immunization campaigns [ 15, 16].

But the manufacturing cycle is highly integrated across countries.

The reason for the high convergence rate could be that regions are more specialized, united and integrated than countries.