Sentence examples for minority of countries from inspiring English sources

The UK remains among a small minority of countries that permit fluoridation.

Ireland is one of the minority of countries where prescriptions are required for the daily contraceptive pill.

Kasab's killing meant India took a significant step backwards and joined the minority of countries in the world that are still executing.

Iran will dismiss any sanctions imposed by a minority of countries as coming from "a few imperialist powers", argues Volker Perthes, head of the Stiftung Wissenschaft und Politik, a think-tank in Berlin.

Ellwood seems to have forgotten that the UK, once a keen manufacturer of these obscene weapons, is now supposed to be a key opponent of their continuing use by a minority of countries in defiance of an international ban (a ban put in place precisely because of the "unexploded" nature of the bomblets they leave behind).

For most of the past decade Japan has been in a small minority of countries seeking a resumption of commercial whaling, but in recent years the balance of power in the IWC has started to swing in its favour, with the inclusion of a number of poor island nations dependent on Japanese cash.

Among these challenges is the fact that therapeutic interventions in RA are carried out by different health professionals in different European countries and, indeed, certain health professionals, for example, specialised rheumatology nurses exist in only a minority of European countries.

A minority of surveyed countries (16 of 37) reported tracking AMTSL in their national health management information system (HMIS).

In a minority of the countries the minimum number of teaching hours in FM/GP is guaranteed by regulation.

Only a minority of those countries both referenced refugees and/or IDPs and specifically included activities in their NSPs and approved Global Fund proposals for malaria and HIV.

We found that during the five years after regulatory approval, interventions began to be used in only a tiny minority of developing countries.