Sentence examples for takes canada from inspiring English sources

"On average it is 157 days longer for Switzerland, and on average it takes Canada 140 days longer".

As Paul Tough explains in "Whatever It Takes," Canada "believed that he could find the ideal intervention for each age of a child's life, and then connect those interventions into an unbroken chain of support".

To take Canada back to what Harper sees as our golden (gilded) age.

Alas, we customarily take Canada too often for granted, I dare say, because so few Americans know how much Canada does help us around the world.

"It would have taken Canada little time and little organizational effort to engage in meaningful dialogue on these and other subjects of prime importance to Aboriginal peoples," said the ruling, issued earlier this month, but only released on Thursday by lawyers representing the Gitxaala Nation, one of many parties involved in a legal challenge against the pipeline.

Sweden will take on Canada in the women's curling final.

Anyone who's taking my Canada post seriously has failed the literal web test.

Ireland, who played their first autumn international last month away to England, will host the return fixture in Dublin on the weekend of 12-13 Novembeforeefore taking on Canada the following weekend.

She repeatedly slammed the "illegal" tariffs being imposed against Canadian aluminum and steel and said that any retaliatory measures being taken by Canada come from a place of "sorrow" rather than anger.

Their proposal is to take Health Canada out of the equation and allow small amounts of non-approved GMOs to be accepted in grain shipments from other countries (the policy doesn't apply to fruits, vegetables or GM seeds).

Canada takes in one-fourth of American exports, more than Japan and Mexico combined, and the United States is the market for 80percentt of Canada's exports.