Sentence examples for on selected countries from inspiring English sources

I shall now look at these two issues more closely, dwelling on selected countries in which there are active moves to redress imbalances.

In an assessment of the 2009 H1N1 pandemic on selected countries in the Southern Hemisphere, data suggest that all countries experienced some time-limited and/or geographically isolated socio/economic effects and a temporary decrease in tourism most likely due to fear of 2009 H1N1 disease.

An analysis based on selected countries, including Germany, Japan, Denmark, New Zealand, Russia, India, Hungary and Greece, showed that international papers have a significantly increased "attractivity" (ie a larger number of citations) compared to single country (domestic) ones and this fact is more pronounced for the less developed countries [ 4].

The latest attempt to tackle the issue, a special summit of selected countries in Brussels on Sunday highlighted the deep-seated differences, rather than healing divisions.

A UNICEF survey of selected countries finds that on average, children with uneducated mothers are at least twice as likely to be out of primary school than children whose mothers attended primary school.

Holders of such passports are subject to additional checks when going to selected countries on a work visa.

In recent years the Chinese government has eased restrictions on Chinese tourists traveling to selected countries, including Thailand, Australia and Germany.

The call for papers will focus on but not be limited to empirical research that makes use of the UNDP/UNICEF survey (regional or country level analysis) in the following fields: Papers can be comparative covering the six survey countries or focus specifically on one (or few) selected countries.

Alvarado and Massey (2010) examine the effect of structural adjustment and violence on migration from selected countries in Latin America, including Mexico, and find that increased homicides reduce the likelihood of out-migration to the USA.

Since 2000, United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF MICSS has used a similar module to collect information on FGM in selected countries.

Last week's special report on universities contained two graphs that overstated the proportion of GDP spent by selected countries on tertiary education.