Sentences with phrase «across whole countries»

«We are increasing the understanding of our industry, we're increasing the knowledge across the whole country about why these projects are so important,» Fraser said of recent poll support for Trans Mountain.

«Man - love Thursdays» is a running American joke across the whole country.

While this was in the context of the Victorian state election, the principles apply across the whole country: https://www.change.org/p/all-candidates-and-parties-for-the-2014-victoria-election-commit-to-a-local-food-act-and-local-food-fund-for-victoria

Children across the whole country deserve nothing less.

As the only Freedom from Torture presence in Scotland, the Glasgow centre has been treating survivors of torture across the whole country since 2004.

He added: «Obviously, I am disappointed at any places where we lost a bit of ground, but if you look at the overall picture, Labour gained a lot of seats across the whole country; we gained a lot of votes in places we never had those votes before.»

Mr Corbyn said Labour had gained «a lot of seats across the whole country», despite the failure to capture several target areas.

«My overriding concern was to ensure we introduced universal credit carefully so that no one would be negatively affected — as they were when Labour introduced tax credits — testing it at each step before expanding across the whole country.»

Impressively the Lib Dems can turn out an army of activists from across the country for a by - election but won't be able to repeat the trick across the whole country at the next general election.

And rebalance that investment across the whole country so that no longer will some regions get a mere one - sixth of the investment that goes to London.

They barely even beat the Conservatives, with less than 1.5 % between them across the whole country.

«We want safety in our schools, but we want the government to be accountable for every Nigerian child; not just in the northern part of the country but across the whole country,» she said.

«We need to spread opportunity across the whole country, drawing on our many talents.

For today's the day when the Government extends what is effectively a # 26,000 - a-year cap on the out - of - work benefits that can be claimed by a single household across the whole country.

Only a Bill can give genuine clarity to retailers, and make it standard across the whole country.

«The excellence our reforms has unlocked in some parts of our schools system has not yet spread across the whole country.

This creates tremendous challenges for a third party trying to present an alternative and build an organization across the whole country.

In this case especially you can't project the 22.5 % swing to the SNP across the whole country, since it would mean the SNP getting 22.5 % of the vote in every English seat.

«Obviously, I am disappointed at any places where we lost a bit of ground, but if you look at the overall picture, Labour gained a lot of seats across the whole country, we gained a lot of votes in places we never had those votes before.»

Mr Corbyn said Labour had gained «a lot of seats across the whole country», despite the failure to capture many of its target seats and so - called Tory «crown jewels».

There are roughly 8000 microwave links in the Netherlands, and the team was given access to data on about 2400 of those, with signal strength recorded every 15 minutes — enough to get a snapshot of rainfall across the whole country.

We've got a very representative sample — when you look at the percentages that we get versus the percentages across the whole country, it's almost a perfect sample.

There had been significant improvements to secondary schools in London yet this had not been achieved across the whole country and he highlighted the difficulties of improving results in some secondaries in the Midlands and North of England.

«And that would be detrimental to the Muslim community, not just in Birmingham, but across the whole country.»

The thing that would transform education across the whole country, a national fair funding formula, has been talked about, consulted upon repeatedly and completely ignored by all parties.

They have their roots planted in Las Vegas, but that doesn't keep them from servicing people across the whole country.

Now the percentage is much lower across the whole country.

«It has never been more important that people and businesses across the whole country have easy access to global markets and our investment in transforming the airport will do this for the 25 million people who live within two hours of Manchester Airport.»

Now you will be able to take to the road as either a cop or a street racer and prove your skills across the whole country.

On a recent trip to Laos, I visited COPE (Cooperative Orthotic and Prosthetic Enterprise) in Vientiane, who offer rehabilitation services across the whole country to people in need.

The American researchers examined rolling out the existing renewable energy portfolios standards (RPS) adopted by 29 US states across the whole country, and concluded that by 2050 the country would save hundreds of billions of dollars in health and environmental costs.

The current drought experienced by forests in the West can spread across the whole country.

Roo does admit that Australia's rainfall is largely determined by ENSO, and the high rainfall across the whole country except for SW Australia in October 2010 - March 2011 is associated with the current La Nina.

«We need to hear from claimant and defendant firms in personal injury work, from large practices to sole practitioner practices, from practices engaged in commercial litigation of whatever size, and from inner city locations to rural areas across the whole country.

It has a dominant presence across the whole country.

Traveling across the whole country with LaxManiax, Wolk has formed unbreakable bonds with her long time teammates who live throughout Florida.

There is always a demand for new foster carers across the whole country, each year this ranges from 7,000 to 10,000 new foster carers that have undergone an assessment to approval.

I networked with branch offices across the whole country.

Secondly, a two - four case of Canadian beer is available pretty much across the whole country.

Not trying to stir up too much controversy as we can not (and should not) just speak on behalf of all Realtors across the whole country.

, Michael... should «by definition» not apply consistently — right across the whole country?

Let's take a look at buyer demand across the whole country... [Read more...]

Let's take a look at buyer demand across the whole country outside of Wyoming on the graph above.

Across the whole country PADDINGTON, 4064 is number 715th fastest growing suburb by population growth, and 166th in State.

Not exact matches

Whole Foods stores aren't uniformly spread across the country.

In 2002, Price found a fan in Oprah Winfrey and made an appearance on her show, gaining a whole new group of fans across the country.

Across the country, pulp mills are shutting down, local economies are being decimated, the whole paper industry is slowly atrophying.

Passporting refers to how companies that are registered within an EU nation or a handful of other countries are allowed to do business across the whole bloc.

Population growth rates have fallen in Western Australia and across the country as a whole, with WA experiencing a sharp drop in overseas migration and a net loss of people through interstate movements.

All three of our mouth - watering flavors will be sold next to The Beyond Burger ® in Whole Foods stores across the country.