Sentence examples for mean countries from inspiring English sources

It would also mean countries that have previously experienced low levels of immigration having to accept more.

The UK's only Green Party MP, Caroline Lucas, has said she hopes the new climate change agreement will mean countries will make the switch to renewable energy faster.

Poor record keeping, weak administration and inexperience mean countries such as Libya "need hand-holding .But, for all thand-holding .Butnts, the mood is brightening a little.

The industry complains the scheme's costs will mean countries such as Indonesia will be able to undercut Australia in global coal markets.

"I mean, countries that go down the path of reducing the rights of one category of people usually don't stop there".

But negotiators who want to see a deal go through are pushing for a five-yearly review mechanism along with a set of rules known as the "ratchet mechanism" that would mean countries have to continually improve with each review.

I mean country-defining election.

"But everything looks dirty and sandy; you cannot void the impression that it is a mean country".

That doesn't mean country on country returns are better, which appears to be what Earlybird is trying to argue.

Still not convinced America is a downright mean country to asylum-seekers?

On a global level that means countries such as Benin, Mozambique or Nepal.