Sentence examples for western nations time from inspiring English sources
Barring that, US leaders wanted to break Iran's ability to weaponize uranium in the immediate future, giving Western nations time and leverage to move further along the anti-proliferation road.
Barring that, US leaders wanted to break Iran's ability to weaponise uranium in the immediate future, giving Western nations time and leverage to move further along the anti-proliferation road.
At the same time, Western nations felt flush, anticipating a "peace dividend" from the end of military confrontation with the Soviet Union.
Compare that with other Western nations, where the mean for time allowed after birth is 10 months.
Now as much as in 1981 — a year after a Cold War-marred Moscow Games were boycotted by the U.S. and other Western nations — "looking back to "a time when the Olympics were apolitical and noncommercial is very attractive".
The core of their foreign policy was expressed by Prince Gong as "overt peace with the Western nations in order to gain time for recovering the exhausted power of the state".
The South African foreign minister, Dr. Nkosazana Zuma, said it was time for Western nations to consider ending penalties they imposed on Zimbabwe for intimidating opposition party supporters, judges, journalists and white farmers, and manipulating the presidential election.
First, at a time when western nations ruled vast tracts of the globe, it was agreed that companies would be taxed at the place of their residence rather than where the economic activity took place.
Age-standardized mortality rates range from two to five times higher in Western nations (2, 5– 8) compared with their respective national general population rates, with higher excess mortality rates generally observed in the U.S. than in Europe.
Environmentalists worry that despite India's commitment to renewable energy, its rising use of coal at a time when many Western nations are rejecting the dirty fossil fuel will hamper the world's fight against climate change.
Mr. Arlacchi added that it would take time to convince Western nations to help the drug-control program in Afghanistan, as long as the country is under Taliban control.
