Sentence examples for reference to country from inspiring English sources

In the remainder of the paper, information on countries is sometimes provided in aggregate form, making reference to country groups that are selected in such a way to isolate groups of countries characterised by relatively homogenous labour market institutions6.

The first questionnaire included two sections: Section 1 covered demographic data on the panelists with reference to country represented, organization represented, number of years of experience in nursing, and number of years in current position.

Only two of the UK studies [ 17, 19] provided data on immigrant women, with comparisons made for black and minority women without reference to country of birth in the others.

It did not define what classic means here -- although party officials say it is a reference to countries, like the United States, that were formed by immigration.

He added that France and Germany were in favor of a global tax, but he also acknowledged that some more economically "more liberal governments" in the bloc a thinly veiled reference to countries including Britain -- were against the idea.

The results of this study will offer reference to countries with similar mining conditions in the researches on bed-separation water burst and hazard control in coal mines.

Lack of government financing of ECCE is commonly discussed as a major impediment to policy implementation, sometimes in international reports with specific reference to countries in the Asia Pacific region (Rebello Britto et al. 2013b).

The positive evidence could be informative for the implementation of the NEMP in secondary hospitals in China and give reference to countries that seek to develop and implement a national drug policy.

However last week they changed their minds, saying that "while Old Town Road incorporates references to country and cowboy imagery, it does not embrace enough elements of today's country music to chart in its current version".

Representative Dick Armey, Republican of Texas and the retiring House majority leader, salts his comments with references to country and western lyrics and at a House hearing told Hillary Rodham Clinton, when she was first lady, that "reports of your charm are overstated".

"While Old Town Road incorporates references to country and cowboy imagery, it does not embrace enough elements of today's country music to chart in its current version," it said in a statement.