Sentence examples for set of nations from inspiring English sources

This culture has not only spread across the UK, but internationally, helping to present to the world a diverse, creative set of nations and regions all coming together to make the UK a unique force in creative talent.

In a polarized world in which one set of nations urgently needs to learn how to communicate with another, a very interesting and powerful leadership role is emerging for Australia.

But with a huge population and a set of nations whose economies are rapidly changing, we are seeing a significant knock-on effect in tech.

The six-strong group of Whitlock, Purvis, Wilson, Kristian Thomas, Dan Keatings and Courtney Tulloch were among the first set of nations to compete in team and individual apparatus qualification in the south Chinese city of Nanning.

So we must be ambitious ― keeping global attention on health as we draw closer to the 2015 deadline, redoubling our efforts to reach those most in need and making sure that our approach is universal rather than focused narrowly on the 'easiest to reach' communities, or on one set of nations.

"By working with companies here at home, and representing America's interests abroad, I'm confident that he's going to help us meet the goal that I set of doubling our nation's exports".

The Bush administration has agreed with South Korea and Japan to a broadly worded set of principles to end North Korea's nuclear program, calling for a "coordinated" set of steps in which five nations would offer the North a security guarantee as it begins a verifiable disassembly of its nuclear facilities, according to administration and Asian officials.

The Greeks also have a relatively good set of relationships with fellow orthodox nation Russia, and are leaders in the broader global Orthodox community, providing a bridge to a variety of nations and communities around the world.

The process of defining regions (sometimes known as regionalization) involves the identification of target markets as sets of nations, geographic areas, and cultures with observable affinities.

"We have to make the argument that the only economically sound place to be is within Europe – we have to remember, it's history again, that there are reasons we bound ourselves together as a set of European nations and it all came out of the second world war".

The aim of the present study was to investigate the relationship between extraversion, neuroticism and psychoticism, and road traffic fatalities in a data set of 34 nations.