Sentence examples for supporting countries from inspiring English sources

"By supporting countries in making political and economic reforms we in turn support the UK's prosperity".

In foreign policy, that means supporting countries close to Russia, notably Ukraine, that want to escape its shadow.

Such a force -- with a rotating command among the supporting countries -- has a far better chance to bring peace to Iraq's streets than a United States-dominated entity.

Supporting countries to move towards universal health coverage based on strong primary care is the best thing we can do to make sure no one is left behind".

Supporting countries and regions to design their food security strategies is the bread and butter of what the FAO does – and has yielded many impressive results.

There's no question that foreign aid needs to be reformed so that it better serves our national interest instead of supporting countries that undermine our goals.

The agency cited the fallout from an increased likelihood of a Greek exit from the euro and possible greater costs for supporting countries like Spain and Italy.

After watching the drug-war ads equating taking drugs to terrorism, I wrote a column making a link between driving gas-guzzling cars like S.U.V.'s and supporting countries that fund terrorists.

We must never let taxpayers in countries that are not in the euro bear the cost for supporting countries in the eurozone.‎" Britain has already vetoed plans for Britain to foot part of the bill for the Greek bailout, in what was a test case of the eurozone imposing financial burdens on the UK even though the UK had no direct involvement in decisions about the bailout.

Both of them fiercely opposed the existing form of European Integration and financially supporting countries in financial crisis.

That is Britain's clear position". However, with an eye to the future he added: "Supporting countries that cannot support themselves is what the IMF exists to do, and there may well be a case for further increasing the resources of the IMF to keep pace with the size of the global economy.