Sentence examples for selected group of nations from inspiring English sources

The current scheme proposes permanent debt write-off for a selected group of nations which are now well-run.

ONE of the most exclusive clubs in Latin America is the select group of nations with the financial stability to earn investment-grade ratings for their bonds and notes.

This select group of nations within the empire, with substantial European populations and long experience of British forms and practices, was often referred to as the British Commonwealth.

Brazil has announced that by mid-2004 it expects to join the select group of nations producing enriched uranium and that within a decade it intends to begin exporting the product.

Even today, the existence of a treaty among only a select group of nations can be invoked in international forums as evidence of an established custom — and nonparticipating countries can come to be bound by treaties that they themselves never signed.

One of the lessons of Copenhagen is that the question of whether and how the international community will get to grips with rising emissions is currently in the gift of a small, select group of nations - and the UK isn't one of them.

Others have come out only to select groups of friends.

Research by the US Federal Reserve has shown the household debt to GDP ratio increased the most for Australia between 1960 and 2010 out of a select group of OECD nations.

Research by the Federal Reserve has shown the consolidated household debt to GDP ratio increased the most for Australia between 1960 and 2010 out of a select group of OECD nations.

So, we are left to the courts to determine the constitutionality of the many Trump blusters, most recently regarding his executive order banning travel from a select group of Muslim nations.

Walking away from the European Convention on Human Rights would mean we'd join a select group of non-member nations in Europe – Belarus, widely regarded as the continent's last dictatorship.