Sentence examples for matter of countries from inspiring English sources

Some existing members have been setting a bad example for them.Nor was the fifth enlargement a simple matter of countries governed by former dissidents accepting the democratic embrace of the West.

A brilliant leader with the mild manner of an old-time matter-of-fact country doctor soothing a frightened child is just what we need.

Where exactly the pirates are tried is a matter of individual countries".

Is the disparity in time — some cases resolved quickly, others unsettled for decades — simply a matter of which countries present the more convincing evidence?

"It was a matter of my country's respect and prestige.

And there's the matter of the country's youth unemployment (those under 25): an almost incomprehensible 45.5percentt.

One subject, though, was conspicuous in its absence: the not-so-dismissible matter of the country's occupation by the Nazis.

Every day, it says, "the UK's newspapers – digital and print - can be counted on to provide the subject matter of the country's democratic conversation.

But that's not a subsidy, it's a matter of sovereignty the country where the work is done having the right to tax and regulate that output.

The tragic events of recent days in Kyrgyzstan are not merely a matter of that country's political future; they pose a defining challenge for mutual security in the Eurasian region as a whole.

The judges had to believe the President when he said it was all a matter of the country being in immediate peril, and not about his views of any religion or about the demographic future of America.