"of country" or "in country"?
| The list of countries goes on and on. |
| Now the condition of country turned worst. |
| This is a crazy kind of country, you know. |
| He is a legend of country music and isn't shy about who is he and what he stands for. |
| Throughout the 1970's the band released albums of country music which sold very well. |
| This can surely be said of countries that have suffered natural and other disasters. |
| He was President of the Disarmament Conference and the Chairman of the Asian Group of Countries in Geneva in 1991. |
| We do publish a wide range of country specific factsheets, which include greater reference to statute and guidelines. |
| This may partly account for the stubbornness of countries like Canada to take any measures to curb greenhouse gases. |
| In the meantime, of course, geocachers were busy hiding and finding geocaches in an ever growing number of countries. |
| But it's a plus on the ground in country. |
| Print newspapers cling to existence in country after country. |
| The truth is that blacks live in countries all over the world. |
| PS Nikkahs carried out abroad (in countries that recognise it as a true marriage i. |
| I understand this is a special case, since journalists in countries other than the U. |
| We will now look at Muslims in countries where the majority population is not Muslim. |
| People who live in countries with cold winters wanting to transplant themselves and their families to the tropics. |
| In countries where the rule of law is observed the corruption probes would have been wrapped up long ago, he said. |
| People who live in countries where the diet is plant-based have little osteoporosis even when calcium intake is low. |
| This suggests that entrepreneurship plays a different role in countries in different stages of economic development. |
| The form varied from country to country. |
| Cut off all aid to countries in which U. |
| The same logic has to apply to countries. |
| ISN: Chess has been bringing laurels to country from long? Still it is not that famous. |
| Then will he try rule with minority or will he go to country can add a few more months on. |
| Population in economocally developed countries are generally sparce in comparison to countries like India and China. |
| In addition to countries, such filtering can now be implemented for states, cities, and even individual IP addresses. |
| Trips are scheduled throughout the year to countries like Kenya, India, Thailand, Romania, El Salvador and Costa Rica. |
| The precise definition of majority and minority may, therefore, differ from country to country and from society to society. |
| The form varied from country to country. |
| Ramadan traditions vary from country to country. |
| No bids from countries in Africa have succeeded. |
| They often come from countries that have been on the frontline of war and armed conflict. |
| More confusing still, the jargon varies from company to company and from country to country. |
| Conflicts overseas have also meant that Australia is now taking refugees from countries previously unrepresented. |
| Furthermore, some migrants from countries previously thought acceptable were now reclassified as ' enemy aliens '. |
| Avoid purchasing your pollen supplements from countries such as China or America as these are highly industrialized. |
| Imagine cheap credits at low interest rates, plus strong supply of cash from abroad (from countries like Japan or China). |
| Finally the group called for countries not under the Kyoto. |
| Multiculturalism is for countries without long histories or significant ancient cultures. |
| There are also facilities for angling and short trip by Sampan, local name for country boats. |
| Through the seasons, whenever City Dog visits the country he runs straight for Country Frog's rock. |
| Demanding hard hitting consequences for countries that break the stability rules is pure evil! Mr. |
| It's true for countries as well as individuals, but too often neither one sees it until it's too late. |
| In this way, the demand for Country A's currency will increase, strengthening it against Country B's currency. |
| Since those early days, dozens of field guides have been published for countries, states, and entire biogeographical regions. |
| While one boy called for a strong, secure and clean energy mix, another called for countries to wean themselves off fossil fuels. |
| As for countries like Bangladesh, minority communities will be jolted into realising that any time their existence can face threat. |
| It is transported between countries by plane. |
| In Africa, farm size varies considerably between countries. |
| People are trafficked both between countries and within the borders of a state. |
| The contingents will be visiting the city with an aim to promote cultural exchange between countries. |
| As so sadly is often the case these days, so many couples have to commute back and forth between countries. |
| However, since labelling requirements are not fully harmonised between countries, compromises will be necessary. |
| Let us take examples of how clan based states could jeopardize international border between countries in the region. |
| With LTE going global, it means there will be less discrepancy between the time to market for handsets between countries. |
| He outlines a general approach to all conflicts be they between countries, neighbors, coworkers, family members or spouses. |
| Communication channels between countries should also be created for use when something extraordinary happens in the cyber domain. |
| This varies both by region and by country. |
| Export by Country Craft, Motor Launch or Truck. |
| The graph below shows visitor arrivals, by country. |
| Letters of Credit for Shipment by Country Craft, Motor Launch or Truck. |
| The policy matrix will differ by country but the contours are roughly similar. |
| They know this because IP addresses are allocated in numeric blocks or ranges, by country. |
| It can also be refined by characteristics such as whether they are an SME etc as well as by country. |
| Hardworkingpk, I submitted the birth certificate which is issued by country consulate based on my passport details. |
| The production company rehabstudio designed the video, grouping singers and their YouTube entries by country of origin. |
| You can use our text or map search and our filtering system to search by Country, Location, Business Area and Career Area. |
| And the same with Country Strong. |
| Not with countries like Bangladesh. |
| They are often associated with country furniture usually. |
| We have strong relationships and close friendships with countries across the region. |
| Then we'll have to have ongoing discussions with countries like Nauru, PNG and Malaysia. |
| We'll go through what people usually associate with country and what their capitals actually are. |
| A world map with countries gives teachers a quick and easy way to give students specific geographic information. |
| You can contact him by email or telephone; we suggest all volunteers talk with country coordinator before they arrive. |
| A large world map with countries allows today's busy businesspeople to know where customers are located at a glance. |
| As well as these agreements, numerous others are in place with countries such as South Africa, Hong Kong, England, Scotland &; Wales. |
| Check out wikipedia for the per capita income across countries. |
| The physical dimension of male organ varies considerably across countries, the average being 14. |
| Lim said in Singapore alone, over 100 elder care facilities are to be built across country by 2016. |
| The report calls the world to reflect on social justice and equity across countries and generations. |
| Even better would be for regional regulatoratory bodies to facilitate common standards across countries. |
| The importance of such jobs has increased in recent years, although with different intensity across countries. |
| With varying the well and the mine book online across countries, this creates even more fascinating, is the norm. |
| The knowledge acquired is then shared across countries, and reinvested in existing or new ICT-enabled education sector activities. |
| This role needs to be further realised across Europe and the planning and preparation for that should be accelerated across countries. |
| However, especially in comparative work across countries, such a definition is problematic because access to care can vary substantially. |
| What such residual capacity might be has to be based on country specifics. |
| It is true that limits on country roads often far exceed the safe speed for the road. |
| To the right of the globe sits a table of information on countries, cities, and islands. |
| Now is the time to use the momentum from the Summit to focus on country action and scale up successful programmes. |
| The paper is about community safety, introducing worlds best infrastructure modeled on countries who have no helmet compulsion. |
| A few years ago, she decided to concentrate more on country music thinking that this would be the best direction for her to follow. |
| As Africa's population continues to grow, job creation continues to lag far behind and will put even more pressure on countries, Ncube said. |
| Typographical layouts were required for a give-away leaflet, letterheading, membership card, one of a series of booklets on country houses, and one of a series of posters. |