Sentence examples for nations conduct from inspiring English sources

A major goal was to assess the rules governing how executives from wealthy nations conduct themselves when they venture into the developing world.

Fearful of arousing Beijing's ire, no Western or Asian nations conduct joint military exercises with Taiwan, which China has portrayed as a renegade province.

Washington has sought to enlist Russia in the cause, and the Pentagon has proposed that the two nations conduct joint experiments to track dummy targets and fire antimissile devices.

Even if other nations conduct tests and develop nuclear weapons capabilities, that would probably not be a reason for the United States to resume testing, the report said, and if the United States needed to develop new weapons, like an earth-penetrating bomb or a very low-yield weapon, it could probably do so without testing.

Just 7% of coastal nations conduct rigorous scientific assessments of fish stocks, but even fewer do a good job of putting that advice into practice.

Each year, scientists from 28 different nations conduct experiments not reproducible in any other place in the world.

The ranks of fallout investigators swelled during the cold war as foreign nations conducted hundreds of atmospheric nuclear tests.

Hostilities between Indian and Pakistan have flared up numerous times since the two nations conducted nuclear tests exactly three years ago, each time creating turmoil in the Indian stock markets.

Australia and three other nations conducted a joint maritime exercise in the Coral Sea aimed at stopping and boarding vessels suspected of carrying cargoes connected with weapons of mass destruction.

From America, a poll of people in nine nations conducted by the Pew Research Center for the People and the Press in March found that opinion of the president and, by extension, the United States, had plummeted across Europe since Mr. Bush took office.

In September, the United States and 29 other nations conducted the largest minesweeping exercise ever in the Persian Gulf region, a two-week drill that was also intended as a signal to Iran that the American military is not the only one working to ensure the flow of oil supplies.