Sentence examples for landlocked from inspiring English sources

And is Jason Russell scared to come out and admit that effective action entails an old-fashioned boots-on-soil invasion of a landlocked African country, with all the collateral damage that this implies?

Over 10,000 opposition supporters rallied in the Armenian capital on Friday demanding a change in government and accusing the present rulers of failing to stem poverty and corruption in the landlocked country.

Landlocked and increasingly barren due to climate change, Chad is also straining to accommodate 150,000 of its citizens entering from the desert north – returnee guest workers expelled from Libya after the fall of Muammar Gaddafi.

Related: Deadly Everest avalanche triggered by Nepal earthquake The tremor was the worst to hit the landlocked nation, sandwiched between India and China, in more than 80 years.

But they have not witnessed the anything-but-routine sleuthing required of Anastasie Nagué as she plays her part in preventing disease in a new, three-pronged humanitarian emergency affecting landlocked Chad.

Chess is important to the very identity of this landlocked little country.

Landlocked Iraqi Kurdistan will need access to markets for its oil, making it all the more vital that it is on decent terms with its neighbours, especially Turkey.

That is half the rate of progress of those driving just within neighbouring coastal states.Enterprises regard landlocked trading partners as unreliable, since transit states can interrupt commerce.

He calculates that Bolivia's GDP would be a fifth higher if it had kept its access to the sea.The success of the few rich landlocked countries offers little hope to poorer ones.

It is hard to believe the verdict would differ today.Will the neighbours be nice?If the landlocked Iraqi Kurds are to win statehood by peaceful means, plainly they must reach an accommodation with their neighbours.

The poorest country in South America, it blames its plight largely on its landlocked condition (see article).