Sentence examples for precise countries from inspiring English sources

The LSD experiments in the Far East — the precise countries where they occurred remain secret — seem to have been more brutal than those in Europe.

The court found that the competition regulators who had advised the commission to block the deal had not done the precise country-by-country analysis required to support an objection based on its effects elsewhere, and that some of the data it cited concerning countries like Italy and Denmark "cast doubt on the commission's conclusions".

Precise rankings between countries are not possible, but broad comparisons are, and changes over time can be discerned.

Among other things, it will now be illegal to obtain classified information even if it has not been shared with a foreign power or anyone else — a terrifying prospect considering that Russia has a long-standing tradition of classifying all sorts of information that would be publicly available in many countries (precise road maps are one example).

But in the chaos around the country, precise details concerning those on board the planes were elusive.

But where to start Although the precise diagnosis varies from country to country, there are two common symptoms of the Asian disease.

Its precise working varies from country to country, and it has changed over time so that year-on-year comparisons can be misleading.The CPI highlights the general level of corruption, but offers little clue about which aspects are most serious, or how to fight it.

This also allows us to have relatively precise estimates for individual countries and explore what drives the differences across countries.

And the rest would be "rehabilitated," a term being used without a precise definition, in the countries where they now live.

But while the precise mechanism differs across countries, the link from financial elite misbehavior to squeezing the lower half of society is present everywhere.

Comparing the mentions of the three biggest African economies with the three biggest Asian ones, we see how much less precise reporting of African countries remains: Guardian journalist don't use "Asia" when talking of Hyderabad or Shenzhen.