Sentence examples for resilient countries from inspiring English sources

More than a year after its start, the revolt also enjoys open and covert support from a number of very wealthy and resilient countries, including Turkey, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the United States.

While it is true that uncoordinated donor aid can be highly problematic for recipient countries, it does not necessarily follow that backing "a government's own strategy to fight poverty" will result in fewer poor or more resilient countries.

Rather than viewing the principle of equity as a moral challenge to our current injustices, we should view it, instead, as an opportunity that benefits us all, an investment in economic growth, in stable societies, in resilient countries, and in real, measurable progress towards the MDGs and the goals that will follow them.

"We are a resilient country," Perry said.

Fortunately, this is a resilient country, and some people are already thinking ahead.

"America is a very resilient country," he said "We will get out of this".

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Speaking on the steps of the French embassy in Kensington, west London, Bermann said: "France is a strong country, it is resilient country, it is united country.

This is a resilient country, and even in New York City, most citizens have already chosen to go back to their regular routines as quickly as possible.

But the United States is a big and resilient country; a disaster in one part of it may have a surprisingly small impact when viewed in terms of its entire economy, or its entire population.

Mr Leakey says "tribal feeling has superseded anti-white feeling .Yet, despite all this gloom and worry, Kenya is a remarkably resilient country with a vast font of untapped energy and creativity.