Sentence examples for state of guinea from inspiring English sources
To be more precise, the iron ore found in the Simandou mountains of the impoverished west African state of Guinea.
Saying, in effect, that it was in danger of collapse, the West African state of Guinea voluntarily turned to a United Nations agency that deals with failed or failing states.
The West African state of Guinea Bissau claims that recognition was held up in parliament.Vuk Jeremic, Serbia's foreign minister adds that a criminal investigation has begun in one African country against a senior official.
The bodies, in zinc-lined coffins, were accompanied on their flight back to the stowaways' home state of Guinea in West Africa by their country's ambassador, a representative of the Belgian government and the mother of one of the children, following a ceremony orchestrated by Belgium's Centre for Cooperation and Development and other aid charities.
Anglo Gold Ashanti is having its own struggles in the state of Guinea, and in March was forced to suspend operations at the country's largest gold mine after a director failed to show up for a government building.
Rio Tinto 's relations with the small West African state of Guinea are growing tenser, highlighting the risks that miners are facing as they scour political instable environments in the search for new, lucrative assets.
A container ship bound for the failed African state of Guinea-Bissau was stopped and the top secret compartment that no one knew about ripped open.
IT WAS not a huge war, but for the 1m people of the West African state of Guinea-Bissau, it was devastating.
Heavy fighting resumed in the capital of the West African state of Guinea-Bissau late today after 1,000 Guinean and Senegalese troops, backing the Government, appeared to have launched an attack against local rebel troops.
DAKAR, Senegal — A grimly familiar sequence of gunfire in the capital, military communiqués on the radio and the arrest of government officials is repeating itself in the small coastal state of Guinea-Bissau — apparently the latest West African nation to succumb to a coup d'état.
Nevertheless, we propose that the two salt bridges at the β1/β2-interface are an important factor, which increases the stability of the R2-state of guinea pig hemoglobin in comparison to human hemoglobin.
