Sentence examples for one countries from inspiring English sources

It also challenges the received wisdom that only tier one countries can teach us anything about rugby.

By the time Hellman met him, Ripley had visited two hundred and one countries out of a possible two hundred and fifty-three.

Its definition of what counts toward that 100 is a generous one: "countries and destinations that are politically, ethnologically or geographically different".

"That is a start, but more needs to happen because Georgia and Romania have reached the point where they need regular fixtures against tier one countries to take the next step up.

For one, countries like the U.S. are still only at 50percentt smartphone penetration.

One hundred years since the start of World War One, countries around the world are remembering events.

Thirty-one countries are represented on campus.

After excluding those countries not listed as fully 'free' by Freedom House in 2003 and four countries with missing values on key controls, thirty-one countries remain in this dataset.

Twenty-one countries already legislate diversity on corporate boards or mandate practices that enhance diversity in the workplace.

A statistical analysis using data from thirty-one countries confirms this: parties on the economic right are more supportive of decentralization than parties on the economic left, while culturally liberal parties favour decentralization more than culturally conservative parties.

Thirty-one countries took part, and the winners on the first day, with 73.24 percent, were Marietta Andree and Tricia Gilham, playing in Walton-on-Thames Walton-on-Thames