Sentence examples for nations to make from inspiring English sources

It may be harder for other nations to make pledges.

He urged western nations to make the necessary policy changes.

But the deadline for nations to make substitutions to their Olympic tennis teams was last Friday.

For the past year he has pressed member nations to make peacekeeping more effective.

In a speech before the Canadian parliament, the premier called on indebted nations to make tough decisions in order to repair their broken balance sheets.

But when Australia joined the Asian Football Confederation in 2006, it opened the door for some of the smaller Pacific island nations to make a name for themselves.

"It is good to have important games [against top nations] to make an evaluation of where we are," said Conte.

Mr. Amano's comments came as the Iranians, and Mr. Ahmadinejad in particular, have increased their criticism of the atomic agency, which has a mandate from the United Nations to make sure that member nations use their nuclear programs exclusively for peaceful purposes.

Five days later Secretary of State Colin L. Powell was scheduled to appear before the United Nations to make Bush's case for war.

The Nazis did not spend months wrangling with the League of Nations to make a case for invading Poland.

It staged a briefing for its neighbors, the 10 members of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, to make clear its unhappiness with the award.