Sentence examples for progress of the countries from inspiring English sources

The European Commission issued its strategy paper on future European Union enlargement on Nov. 8, as well as reports on the progress of the countries of the western Balkans toward EU integration.

Stunting hampers not only the future ability of an individual child to learn and earn, but also the social and economic progress of the countries in which they live.

The progress of the country's mobilization is pictured on a great sheet decorated with twenty-seven colorediscscs and a number of other geometrical designs.

As the rupiah languished, the IMF reviewed progress of the country's economic reforms, promised in return for a $43 billion rescue package.

"Architecture will always express the technical and social progress of the country in which it is carried out," he once said.

These sentences record the history of the progress of the country during the war!" African-Americans elsewhere got their own glimpse of this striking encapsulation of the changes wrought by the Civil War that spring.

In some of this week's coverage, the life of this one individual has seemed to serve as a parable for the progress of the country over the last two decades, or the lack of it.

The heavy cost of establishing a postal structure to keep pace with the remarkable economic progress of the country and the accelerating extension of its settled area caused expenditure to rise even faster than revenue.

"Nevsun does believe that a few individuals have other political motivations regarding Eritrea and continue to take steps to try negatively impact the image and progress of the country in developing its mining industry.

THE history of Venezuelan politics over the past eight years is littered with failed attempts by the opposition to halt the progress of the country's increasingly authoritarian leftist president, Hugo Chávez.

The Mikado's reign has been marked by great reforms, the ancient feudal system which had impeded the progress of the country being abolished in 1871, paving the way for an unprecedented era of prosperity.