Sentence examples for ivorian from inspiring English sources

"The Ivory Coast is responsible for around 60% of the world's cocoa, yet most Ivorian farmers know little of the world that consumes their product".

And that will cause anger and revolt among both Ouattara and Gbagbo supporters.In one of Côte d'Ivoire's independent newspapers yesterday, Vincent Tohbi Irié, a respected former Ivorian ambassador to Paris and a self-professed supporter of Mr Ouattara, warned the internationally accepted winner of November's presidential elections, that his backers' patience was "not limitless".

THE UN Security Council has heeded Alassane Ouattara's appeal for greater protection for Ivorian citizens following a mortar attack by pro-Gbagbo forces on a crowded market in the Abobo district of Abidjan, the business capital, on March 18th.

"Côte d'Ivoire is not a sub-prefecture of France," snapped one Ivorian minister.

Laurent Gbagbo, Côte d'Ivoire's pious strongman, was in Rome when, at 3am on September 19th, mutinous troops took to the streets of three Ivorian cities. Loyal soldiers swapped bullets and shells with the mutineers.

The Ivorian foreign minister visited Luanda, where he was received by everyone from the president down.

Ivorian rebels in the bush stop fighting when a shipment of DVDs arrives from Lagos.

It may not help that Mr Ouattara, a former Ivorian prime minister and deputy director of the IMF, has been a close friend of the French president, Nicolas Sarkozy, for the past 20 years.

If they insist on staying, as many are, particularly those married to Ivorian nationals, they are being advised to stock up with several days of food and water.

Nor is the mining sector liable to become a major contributor to the Ivorian economy anytime soon.

After recent coups in neighbouring Mali and nearby Guinea-Bissau, the 70-year-old is often too busy or tired to deal with security at home, where a rough balance of forces makes an Ivorian coup unlikely, at least in the short run.On top of such worries, Côte d'Ivoire is struggling to deal with past atrocities.