Sentence examples for network of countries from inspiring English sources

FIRMS with branches outside the United States sometimes provide services in the countries where those offices are, but "once off that network of countries," Mr. Starchild said, an investor can "get stuck".

This comes two years after the G8 summit in Northern Ireland two years ago when the Prime Minister announced new transparency rules to tackle corporate tax avoidance by securing agreement from a network of countries to share information that reveals the true owners of companies that he said would "lead to a fairer tax system".

OECD has initiated a network of countries, who had their first meeting in 2007 and will continue to meet on a regular basis to dialogue and exchange on particular issues.

You do not have not a global network of countries working on the deployment of renewables at the IEA.

The same approach was used to reconstruct the network of countries.

Given that the network of outlets decomposes into connected components roughly corresponding to EU countries, we have then explored the structure of the network of countries.

"In my mind, it's a network of country clubs," Mr. Kaplan said.

But it's the "why" that's telling: Clinton got away with it because the 60's devalued the moral framework that is the valuecrats' creed, and Bush got away with it because his network of country clubbers always bailed him out.

Like BlogNation, MyKinda is a network of country-specific blogs.

On the customer support-side, its network of country-based offices and agents can give KKday customers a physical point of call if they need it, or simply the peace of mind that comes with that.

For countries not represented in DISMEVAL, key informants were identified from an established network of country experts in eight European countries (the International Healthcare Comparisons Network) [ 33].