Sentence examples for join nations from inspiring English sources

To join, nations have to reveal a great deal of information about who is getting money from such industries and insure that there is a robust enough civil society to maintain that transparency.

And in a daily briefing Monday, a department spokeswoman refused to answer reporters' questions about whether the United States would join nations like Sweden and the United Kingdom in cutting off Uganda's foreign aid in the event that the Anti-Homosexuality Bill becomes law.

She felt compelled to join nation-building efforts in the Philippines and worked political communications for Senator Francis Kikoo" Pangilinan in 2009.

And joining nations like Greece and Ireland, Italy is the latest European country to make plans to adopt an austerity budget in hopes of reducing its debt.

We are now a year on from the Paris Agreement, a wonderful commitment to combatting climate change that joins nations from around the world behind a common cause.

(David Lawder and Glenn Somerville) - The United States is ramping up attempts to safeguard its financial system from a worsening of Europe's debt crisis, joining nations in Asia, Latin America and elsewhere in trying to build firewalls.

Since the child-friendly school programme began in 2004, over 800 schools have joined nation-wide.

Mauritania, who have never reached the Africa Cup of Nations finals, will join 27 nations in the draw for the next stage which will be played next month.

European countries are very familiar with working together; individual nations frequently join other nation's militaries in coalition exercises, training, and wartime deployments.

Signing on to the agreement would see Australia join other nations like the US, Canada, Sweden, Finland and scores of others.

"And we join other nations in sending that regime a clear message: we will not allow Iran to have a nuclear weapon".