Sentence examples for part of countries from inspiring English sources

Speaking to the Guardian, she said the drug-resistant strains were spreading and there should be no complacency on the part of countries with low rates.

Reducing air pollution also brings an added climate bonus, which can become a part of countries' commitments to the climate treaty".

Nothing, save an implausible (though not entirely impossible) degree of mean-spiritedness on the part of countries already in, will prevent their eventual inclusion.

And an official monument that implied guilt on the part of countries that expelled them could enrage the Polish and Czech governments.Ms Steinbach, a member of Ms Merkel's Christian Democratic Union (CDU), has fanned such suspicions with her blunt advocacy of the expellees' claims.

The stylized (though nonetheless frightening) standoff of the Cold War was replaced by a world in which many of the same elaborate safeguards might no longer exist, by nuclear possession on the part of countries that routinely fought one another (particularly in the Asian subcontinent), and by the development of weapons small enough to be smuggled into a country in a variety of ways.

The limitations introduced on public expenditure/GDP ratio as part of countries' fiscal policies in complying with International Monetary Fund requirements may result in ceilings on the recruitment of public servants and therefore on the recruitment of health workers.

Perhaps this explains part of country music's relative good news?

CM: That's the best part of country music, it's the stories.

Mallotus philippinensis has been widely used as traditional medicine in several parts of countries including India.

In some parts of countries, such as Cambodia and Lao PDR, home deliveries can exceed 80%.

Fragility is not a constant status: countries, or parts of countries, may move in and out of fragile situations.