Sentence examples for problems of nations from inspiring English sources

Their approach caught the eye of artists and thinkers, especially for its use of a politically neutral platform for critical thinking on the problems of nations and borders worldwide.

It's an idea that was first raised by Smith but was then largely ignored for centuries as economics became focused on theoretical models of ideal economies rather than the not-at-all-ideal problems of real nations.

People are reading books about Islam, learning about women's literacy movements, getting at least a basic grasp of the problems of many nations that were merely names before.

"Bob Geldof took the initiative in July 2005 to arrange a string of rock concerts to focus on the problems of poor nations, and pressure the world's leading politicians to take actions in fighting poverty," Mr. Simonsen said in a statement.

Genoa also produced new commitments to address the economic and health problems of poorer nations, including an initial $1.3 billion contribution to a worldwide fund to combat H.I.V./AIDS, malaria and tuberculosis.

He considered Keynes to have a kind of unconscious patriotism that caused him to fail to understand the problems of other nations.

Governments and NGOs frequently fall short in alleviating the problems of developing nations, because they focus on "supply-side" solutions instead of harnessing market forces.

In an earlier article, Horton (2000a) voiced concerns that researchers, policy makers, and philanthropic organizations in developed countries believe simply providing access to Western information will solve many of the problems of developing nations.

IN March, a task force organized by the Council on Foreign Relations tried to reframe the problems of the nation's public schools as a threat to national security.

He added: "Children are expected to understand the complex problems of democracy, nation and civilisation by the age of six".

But the attacks proved beyond doubt that the world is interconnected, he said, that the problems of one nation are the problems of the rest.