Sentence examples for west exporting from inspiring English sources

Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi said Wednesday night in an interview here that all European countries should rally to American efforts in Iraq and described the intervention there as an important, necessary example of the West exporting freedom.

Mr Puckett and his allies want a blanket ban on e-waste shipping to stop the West "exporting harm".

The spread of human rights is not the result of the liberal or charitable disposition of the west exported to the south along with the second hand clothes offered to Oxfam.

But intellectual currents that once radiated from Egypt now just as often flow in the other direction, as scholars and activists in Morocco and Tunisia, perched on the Arab world's periphery and often influenced by the West, export ideas that seek a synthesis of what the most radical Islamists, along with their many critics here and in the West, still deem irreconcilable: faith and democracy.

In the West, export credits were seen as good business.

What's to say Iran would not begin applying pressure from the west by exporting advanced IED technology into Afghanistan?

This week David Cameron, the British prime minister, who was visiting India in an effort to improve relations, warned Pakistan that it could not look "both ways", being a friend of the West yet "exporting terrorism".

With capital and technology free to roam the world, the West is exporting the industrial revolution to developing lands and importing the resulting low-cost output.

The view from the street is that they're all the same, which goes to show the west can export voter apathy.

What is clear is that the Chinese Communist Party has encouraged the large number of Chinese students that study in the West to export their lies about Chinese atrocities.

West Africa exported almost 12 million people as slaves during the years of the slave trade, but retained millions more in Africa Greene describes the forms and functions of the custom.