Sentence examples for nations push from inspiring English sources

In Somalia, we helped a coalition of African nations push al-Shabaab out of its strongholds.

As business has gone global, so has graft, particularly as companies in rich nations push into poorer regions.

"There are many reasons for their dissatisfaction, and the most important one is that the powerful nations push their principles on other countries".

This has strengthened Japan's struggling export industries by making their products cheaper abroad, but also led to warnings of a trade war in which other nations push down the values of their currencies.

But wealthy nations' push toward a new, more open global economy -- through the growth of communications and the lowering of trade and financial barriers -- also produced a global casino in which money could be moved around easily and instantly.

So while the UN summit theoretically presents a rare opportunity to address grave human rights violations committed in the "war on drugs", the US has stood by while a handful of hardline nations push human rights issues to the margins.

But the proposal ignored many concerns of the developing world, so the group of developing nations pushed a counterproposal.

Is Spain a real country, or a collection of disgruntled nations pushed unwillingly together by history and destined, one day, to split?

It's also unclear how pushing for military action in Iraq, Syria, Libya, Afghanistan and other Muslim nations, pushed by the paper for years, contributes to an "enlightened world".

He says he does not want to see other nations pushing the frontiers of science, and to have to tell his children: that used to be us.

As an alternative, the United States, which also opposed the uplisting, and ten African nations pushed a voice vote on a resolution for all CITES members to close their domestic ivory markets.