Sentence examples for pioneering countries from inspiring English sources

This paper focuses on the overview of design procedures of isolated buildings and comparison of the analysis results of ELF procedure based on selectively well-known codes and guidelines used in pioneering countries.

China is one of the world pioneering countries in promoting the development and acceptance of electric vehicles (EVs) due to the unprecedent challenges of severe air pollutions and significant amount of CO2 emissions countrywide.

Benin is among the pioneering countries that prioritized HIV prevention for sex workers and clients early on.

According to Tews et al. (2003), international environmental agreements and aspirational recommendations often reflect the "high" environmental standards of pioneering countries and the agenda-setting power of ambitious, well-organized private actors from those countries.

In Norway in the 1970s, Albania was considered a pioneering country by the young intellectuals.

Earlier that year, Parsons had been the driving force behind the Byrds' pioneering country rock album, Sweetheart of the Rodeo.

Doug left the Dillards to pursue this country-rock fusion, eventually teaming with Gene Clark, formerly of the Byrds, to form the pioneering country-rock band the Dillard and Clark Expedition.

And there are more on the way … In between gigs as Loki in innumerable Thor and Avengers movies, housewives' choice Tom Hiddleston is shooting I Saw the Light, a biopic of pioneering country act Williams who died aged 29 in 1953.

If the late James Lees-Milne, diarist, pioneering country house secretary for the National Trust and indefatigable admirer of the pre-war leisured classes, ever directed a film, it would look like Gosford Park.

Dr Nada-Raja says the "staunch, hard" character profile of the New Zealand male – think Sir Edmund Hillary and the mighty All Blacks – should not be unduly criticised, as it is "unique" and has "served New Zealand men well for years in a pioneering country".

An important argument in the public debate is also the creation of new markets for environmentally benign products, processes and services in other countries and the generation, as a result, of export opportunities for the pioneering country (lead markets).