Sentence examples for nations to adjust from inspiring English sources

It will require rich nations to adjust their skills.

The calamity has forced skaters from all nations to adjust, and the delay meant that Kim was not the only skater returning from an extended layoff.

Those rules, to be reviewed by E.U. heads of state and government next week, would still leave nations time to adjust their budgets before the measures were imposed.

In the 70's, there were references to a new economy as the nation tried to adjust to high inflation and expensive oil.

The European Union has responded to this trilemma by eliminating the power of nation-states to adjust their own monetary policy and creating a new Europe-wide currency and political authority.

"Geoengineering would be an utter political nightmare: not all nations would want to adjust the thermostat the same way," Rees will say.

Not all nations would want to adjust the thermostat the same way.

As President Bush sought to adjust the nation's posture to the redefinition wrought by the terrorist attacks his approach has been not unlike Ms. Rassmussen's.

Walking the trails near the Spirit Ridge Resort, which is owned by the Osoyoos Indian Band of the Okanagan Nation, we took a moment to adjust to the bright and pale but ultimately bewitching landscape: blond grass, lichen-green sage, the occasional dark spike of ponderosa pines.

Instead, the majority president by majority vote will use majority rule to enact a bill that allows those 130,000 to die over the next three years while the nation waits for insurance companies to adjust to the new changes and find ways to deny, pillage and financially fleece Americans with impunity once more.

The Brics bank (Report, 16 July) posed a challenge to advanced nations whose financial architecture has failed to adjust to the reality of the new economic order.