Sentences with phrase «tiny nation»

We should pick the best people for the job regardless of whether one tiny nation likes the person we choose.

It was a remarkable triumph for a long campaign by the small island states, proving that even tiny nations, armed with a powerful moral case, can change the world.

There are lessons to be learned from other education systems, sure, but I don't think the nearly all - white, tiny nation of Finland is going to provide much guidance in how to solve our nation's biggest education problem, which is inequity.

As this tussle plays out, representatives from tiny nations here are seething, although not exhibiting the explosive anger that disrupted the talks last December in Copenhagen.

Who is hell bent on the destruction of a little tiny nation we know as Israel?

Cryptocurrency trades surge in Malta, making the tiny nation a predominant leader in the field, surpassing countries like Japan, Korea, China, and the USA.

Whereas Bhutan is a tiny nation whose policies have negligible effect on the global economy, India is an enormous nation, and the leading figure in its struggle for independence, Mahatma Gandhi, was also the advocate of economic development on very different lines from the victorious one.

First Isaiah lived at a time when the enemies of Judah were about to crush this tiny nation.

The Nicaraguan revolution is not perfect, but its imperfections had little or nothing to do with the U.S. low - intensity - conflict project to destroy this tiny nation.

I have just taken some random fellows to give a picture of the amazing impact a tiny nation like England has had upon the world.

The tiny nation of Uruguay (population half of London) got to their first semi final in 50 years through a mixture of skill and cheating.

The tiny nation unilaterally set its quotas very high and started catching more fish.

Ms Abbott tabled an Early Day Motion and requested a meeting with ministers to discuss how further help could be given to the tiny nation on the six month anniversary of the tragedy.

But they also make this tiny nation one of the richest per capita in the world, and its leaders have signaled no plans to restrict the country's economic engine.

But Kenya and other nations complained that legal sales would give cover to contraband shipments because officials had no way of knowing where the ivory actually came from — where, for example, a tiny nation like Burundi, with no elephants of its own, got the thousands of tusks it exported in the 1980s.

The tiny nation of Denmark has just three stations for monitoring atmospheric radiation.

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For a tiny nation, Estonia is punching above its weight in terms of quality films produced.

As I eat, Edwin tells me that Grenada, a tiny nation off the coast of Venezuela, provides 20 % of the world's supply of nutmeg.

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Malta may be a tiny nation of only 122 square miles over seven islands, but it's also one of the of the most densely populated countries in the world.

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When God created the heavens and earth He was exceptionally generous with the tiny nation later to be known as Belize.

When God created the heavens and earth he was exceptionally generous with the tiny nation later to be known as Belize.

Valletta, the tiny nation's capital and a UNESCO World Heritage site, feels like something plucked straight from Westeros.

BTN takes a look at the tiny nation with grand plans.

Belize is a tiny nation with a wealth of natural resources, including one of the last remaining intact tropical forest north of the Amazon.

This tiny nation just south of Mexico's eastern Caribbean border is gaining in stature among in - the - know travelers, partially because vacation dollars tend to go a lot further here than in most other Caribbean and South Pacific resorts.

Earlier this year, the tiny nation paid the highest amount ever for a piece of art when it purchased Paul Cézanne's The Card Players for $ 250 million.

Surprise flooded the Doge's Palace when attendees, many of whom hadn't yet visited the hard - to - find space sponsored by Luxembourg, heard the award announced for Su - Mei Tse, an emerging artist from that tiny nation.

Vatican City recently announced plans to offset the tiny nation's carbon emissions to zero for (the Year of Our Lord) 2007.

Endo runs Tuvalu Overview, a non-profit devoted to providing lectures and organizing eco-tours to the tiny nation.

Just days before the tiny nation of Gibraltar was said to draft their first initial coin offering (ICO) regulations, Financial Market Supervisory Authority (FINMA) of Switzerland appears to have stolen its thunder in an eleven page document published today.

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