Sentence examples for would involve countries from inspiring English sources

"The system [being proposed by Japan and the US] would involve countries making voluntary pledges and trying to fulfil them but with no review or legal commitment.

But if you had a real military conflict in the South and East China Seas, that would rattle financial markets, because it would involve countries that have some of the world's largest economies.

"Any movement of American forces would almost certainly involve countries and individuals taking the wrong message," said Kurt Campbell, a deputy assistant secretary of defense during the Clinton administration.

The compromise, which we term "progressive convergence", would involve developed countries agreeing to make an early start on emissions reductions and developing countries committing never to exceed the average per capita emissions of developed countries – a commitment that India in fact has indicated that it would be willing to make.

A deal would involve rich countries opening their markets for farm produce and cutting agricultural subsidies.

A deal would involve rich countries opening their markets for farm produce and cutting subsidies for agriculture.

The civil case being heard by seven supreme court justices on Monday will assess whether the foreign act of state doctrine should prevent Belhaj's claim being pursued on the grounds that it would involve other countries.

On the knotty but crucial question of how to reduce deforestation and the emissions it causes, progress was scanty.Mr de Boer suggested that a deal in Copenhagen would involve rich countries accepting big cuts and helping poor ones to curb the growth of their emissions with handouts of cash and technology.

But when asked after the speech if he would involve his country in a war between the United States and Iraq, General Musharraf suggested he would not.

And anybody who remembers "Deathrace 2000" knows that a quarter-century ago, certain moviemakers imagined that the reality-based programming of today would involve cross-country auto races in which points are awarded for every pedestrian mowed down).

That would involve the eurozone countries jointly guaranteeing savers' bank deposits.