Sentence examples for power of countries from inspiring English sources

George Osborne said in his budget speech that Britain was in a global race against the growing economic power of countries such as Brazil and China.

Even today, when billions of dollars are spent year in and year out for highly "useful" projects which are the immediate results of the development of pure, theoretical science, and when the actual power of countries and governments depends upon the performance of many thousands of researchers, the physicist is still likely to look down upon all these space scientists as mere "plumbers".

Based on the power of countries, the algorithm chooses NE countries as empire.

The algorithm of classification is shown as follows: As it can be observed in the ICA algorithm, the values of power of countries (i.e., MSE) should be calculated for all countries existing in the algorithm.

For the first linkage, whether one starts from the concept of the right to health, global social protection, or human security, the DAH architecture should provide equal power in governance, between countries contributing DAH and those implementing it, replacing the present discretionary power of countries contributing DAH to decide what they want to support and what they do not want to support.

"They can decide whether to promote one product over another; but I decide the overall presentation of a product".Even with such freedom, the power of country managers will probably never fully return.

The televised concert to announce nominees for the Grammy Awards will be held in Nashville this year, in a nod to the power of country music within the music industry, the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences announced on Tuesday.

Others said it was a way for rich countries to hide behind the poor, or the power of small countries to shift large countries' positions.

As powerful as exhortation and pleas for human rights may be, the power of wealthy countries in setting a moral example is potentially more influential.

It was also created in part to check the power of developing countries in the UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO).

The imbalance is even greater when the low purchasing power of poor countries is taken into account.