Sentence examples for offering countries from inspiring English sources

By offering countries like India and China access to cheap American gas, Washington could make it more palatable for them to join in supporting sanctions against Iran, for instance.

CARACAS, Venezuela — As Washington tries to rebuild its strained relationships in Latin America, China is stepping in vigorously, offering countries across the region large amounts of money while they struggle with sharply slowing economies, a plunge in commodity prices and restricted access to credit.

The WHO Regional Office for Europe developed the Guide to tailoring immunization programmes (TIP), offering countries a process through which to diagnose barriers and motivators to vaccination in susceptible low vaccination coverage and design tailored interventions.

In 2009, the World Health Organization (WHO) shared a framework for assessing data quality of HMIS through checks of completeness, internal consistency and external consistency (16), offering countries a way to measure data quality and identify gaps.

This is the way to see Old Florida at a toll-free leisurely pace, through pretty small towns with Indian names, rustic fish camps, restaurants offering country cooking, and mom-and-pop trailer parks with neatly mowed yards.

What are we offering to countries like Pakistan or even Somalia?

Its stated goals are to produce a "democratic, secure and prosperous" eastern neighbourhood for Europe, but without explicitly offering these countries an EU membership perspective.

Lake Malawi stuns travelers with vast powder-sand beaches and luxury havens in a spot of authentic paradise, offering two countries in one: Malawi and Mozambique.

Background The long lasting insecticide net is seen as offering African countries the best chance in malaria prevention.

Additional efforts have been made to improve access to literature through philanthropic initiatives offering developing countries free or greatly subsidised access to large collections of otherwise subscription-only literature (10).

With more universities in non-English-speaking countries offering courses in English, countries such as Australia and the UK will lose their advantage, he said.