Sentence examples for linking countries from inspiring English sources

The commission runs an excellent unit called the Monitoring and Information Centre (MIC), swiftly linking countries that need emergency equipment with European governments that have planes to lend.

C2C, which runs a $2 billion phone network linking countries from Singapore to Japan, will repay about a third of its debt at 55 cents to the dollar and have as long as 12 years to pay the remainder.

In the decades leading up to the first world war, paper currencies were backed by gold at a fixed parity, in effect linking countries through a system of pegged exchange rates.

Highways built under the coordination of EAC Secretariat especially those linking countries with different driving sides, such as Tanzania and Burundi or Uganda and Rwanda do not even have special inter-connecting hubs to switch motorists from left to right and vice versa.

For my new book, Connectography, I researched every single significant cross-border infrastructure project linking countries together on every continent.

Linking countries from across a wide geographical region, the EU's macro-regional strategies provide a useful framework to support transnational clusters.

It includes the natural log of the effective maritime distance (LNSea_Dist) which corresponds to the shortest route linking country j to country k.

He favours a Mediterranean Union to link countries around its rim.

We're the two English-speaking countries that enjoy each other's entertainment, it seems to me, as much as any linked countries in the world.

However, he soon embraced it as an anti-communist buffer which linked countries with formal ties to the US (Thailand and Philippines) to the anti-communist but "neutral" Indonesia and Malaysia.

Switzerland was a founding member of the now fading European Free-Trade Association, set up to link countries unwilling to join the original European Economic Community, an early version of today's EU.