Sentence examples for pattern of national from inspiring English sources

The Pres. & his men weave the pattern of national & global affairs.

The shifting pattern of national participation in the modern OlympicsSINCE becoming an independent state in June 2011, South Sudan has had more important things to worry about than the establishment of an Olympic organising committee.

Charting the games Our Olympic-themed daily-chart collection begins with a timeline showing the shifting pattern of national participation over the 116-year history of the modern games.

Historical conditions established the basic pattern of national population distribution.

The global historical pattern of national asbestos use vis-à-vis per capita GDP is consistent with the so-called environmental Kuznets curve (EKC).

The non-significant results could be due to the measurement of national cultures, characteristics of the biopharmaceutical industry, or due to changes in the patterns of national cultures over time.

To understand differential patterns of national target groups for influenza vaccination before, during and after the 2009 influenza pandemic, we reviewed and analyzed the country-specific policies in the corresponding time periods.

Specifically, of a series of seven companion papers attempting to quantify the acute and chronic effects of competing at La Paz, Bolivia (3600 m) on game and training running performance, acclimatisation, haematology and sleeping patterns of national-level junior players, five are published in this supplement.

Policy responses have degenerated into a jigsaw pattern of renewed national border controls and closures across the 26-country free-travel Schengen zone as fragmentation, mudslinging and national special-pleading prevail.

These were precursors of the French Commercial Code of 1807, which set the pattern for national codification of the law of commercial transactions in the Latin countries of Europe and America.

Even so, they fit a familiar pattern of diverse national public philosophies in otherwise similar egalitarian welfare states, laid out in other articles of this special issue (Brochmann et al., this volume).