Sentence examples for nations on how from inspiring English sources

TIMSS is one of the few data sets that allow us to compare many nations on how much homework is given (and done).

With its "epass" system, Canada has set an example to other nations on how to give online access to its citizens for tax and other personal data.

The deal, aimed at reducing the growing climate impact of plane travel, follows years of disagreement between nations on how to slow emissions from the sector.

The main text of the convention defines as cybercrimes activities like online child pornography, online fraud and electronic vandalism or hacking, and it sets rules for signatory nations on how the Internet should be policed.

The officials said they also continued to work with other West African nations on how to deploy a peacekeeping operation that would involve or be supported by the United States military.

He added there is an "improved outlook" for the world economy, with more agreement among the rich member nations on how to nurture the recovery than was often suggested, but admitted the situation remains fragile.

Her painstaking advice to the nation on how to boil an egg in her most recent television series, How to Cook, was branded "insulting" by chef Gary Rhodes.

On Monday morning he turned up on Radio 4 to lecture the nation on how the Olympics are restoring a sense of morality to the nation.

He said Australia would be judged as a nation on how it addressed, this time, the issue of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children in detention.

"In a way, I think this is an example — for not only Rhode Island, but maybe the nation — on how to run a Chapter 9," referring to the section of the bankruptcy code that provides protection for municipalities.

South Africa, which confronted its own apartheid-era crimes through such a body, would advise the nation on how to use the commission to provide remedy to victims and to track down missing people, the foreign minister, Mangala Samaraweera, said.