Sentence examples for nations than from inspiring English sources

And this has a greater impact on developing nations than including labor conditions in trade agreements.

Wars are today fought less often between nations than within them.

The real pressure for change globally comes more from within nations than from nations pressuring one another.

Less politically, his rugby sympathies were more for the Celtic nations than for any "swaggering squeaky English".

Their vision for Australia is more aligned with former communist bloc nations than anything with which mainstream Australia is familiar.

The new fund will spread the risk more evenly among the participating nations than the temporary fund, which left German taxpayers more exposed.

Seychelles decided they would rather forfeit the match - and with it any chance of playing in the Africa Cup of Nations - than risk facing Sierra Leone.

It is selling more corn to the World Food Program of the United Nations than any other country in southern Africa and is exporting hundreds of thousands of tons of corn to Zimbabwe.

There are more column inches previewing the Four Nations than any other matches get all season.

There will be more to celebrate in Washington and at the United Nations than in Homs and Aleppo.

I can think of no worthier mission for the United Nations than to provide such a blueprint to nurture fledgling democracies.