Sentence examples for nations in two from inspiring English sources

When he's on one of his diplomatic "death marches" through some rarely visited region — recently, it was five Central Asian nations in two days — he likes to bone up with a "crash course".

Secretary of State Colin L. Powell met with North Korea's foreign minister here on Friday in the highest-level meeting between the two nations in two years to discuss proposals intended to induce North Korea to abandon its nuclear weapons program, according to Richard A. Boucher, the State Department spokesman.

Starting in 1981, the top 16 teams competed in a World Group and all other participating nations in four zones.

But the quality of the educational system is terrible, ranking 106th out of 131 nations in one measure.

The EPP, now in its fourth year, honours great journalism from any of the 49 nations in four categories - investigation, fine reporting, comment and innovation.

To remedy these deficiencies, the United States has led other nations in six additional GATT negotiations in 1949, 1951, 1956, 1960 62, 1962 67, and 1973 79.

U.S. & UK: "Worst places to be a child" UNICEF released a study last month that ranked more than 20 developed nations in six categories: material wealth, health, education, relationships, risky behaviors, and children's subjective well-being.

He was visiting the UK's four nations in one day.

Remember, you are operating in a world crossroads, many nations in one.

Using data from the past five years, it scored nations in seven different categories.

For the Conservatives, Prime Minister David Cameron will visit Wales as part of a tour of the UK's four nations in one day.