Sentence examples for near countries from inspiring English sources

First, proper camps should be established near countries that contribute most to the outflow of people; there, those seeking asylum can be assessed.

A privately financed Dutch ship, equipped to carry out abortions in international waters near countries where the procedure is banned, is ready to set sail from here on its first voyage on Monday.

A9 Dutch Ship Offers Abortions A privately financed Dutch ship called Women on Waves, equipped to carry out abortions in international waters near countries where the practice is banned, is ready to begin its first voyage today.

In fact, statistics show not only that our levels of income inequality rank near countries like Jamaica and Argentina, but that it is harder today for a child born here in America to improve her station in life than it is for children in most of our wealthy allies -- countries like Canada or Germany or France.

And they say they listened avidly to the offers of affordable suburban houses on tree-lined streets near country clubs, beaches, lakes and good schools for their children.

There's the Markers, where, for a one-time payment of $285,000 and annual dues of $14,500, members get access to luxury homes situated on (or near) country clubs in golf resorts like Scottsdale, Ariz., and Pinehurst, N.C.

The roads could be tricky at this hour, and finding a parkingplace near Country Day during a school function would be next to impossible.Thirty minutes would guarantee he wasn't late.

However, the figures do not cover departures to North Africa or Turkey, the nearest countries to some of those areas, which may explain some of the shortfall.

Similarly tissue smears (37%–60%) and culture 38percentt results have been shown in CL in India and in the nearer countries of Pakistan [ 19, 26].

"The nearest country is eight hours away.

Japan's $820 million of investments, largely in Sakhalin, dwarfed those of the nearest country, the United States with $100 million.