Sentence examples for perspective countries from inspiring English sources

The residents of those countries were rebelling against human rights violations, political corruption, the poor economy, unemployment, poverty and the authoritarian dictatorship that ruled or still rules their perspective countries.

From a statistical perspective, countries and geographical areas are considered 'fixed' (no statistical generalization beyond chosen areas and countries).

This immediately surfaces questions of social justice in how fairly (equitably) resources are allocated amongst peoples and, from a global health equity perspective, countries.

What is clear is that the increasing complexity of our global society means that sustainable health cannot be addressed from a single perspective, country, or scientific discipline.

From a demographic perspective, country of origin is more relevant than race, given that 8% of the elderly population was born abroad, especially in Nicaragua [ 9].

"From Japan's perspective, emerging countries are getting a free ride of the benefits we nurtured.

To put that in perspective: Those countries cumulatively have a smaller population than the U.S.

From a food-security perspective, these countries are particularly vulnerable.

These findings are equally relevant on an international perspective, for countries striving to implement quality management systems within general dental practice.

7 10 11 Most newspapers' coverage studies of the benefits and risks of medications, although valuable, are short-term and lack a comparative perspective among countries.

From this perspective, source countries are said to be adversely affected by labour market forces with an inevitable "pull" from richer and more-developed countries, thereby depleting human capital (also commonly referred to as "brain drain").