Example sentences of "europe [coord] the [adj] [noun] " in BNC.
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1 | They would not be employed in remote regions , but in ‘ theatre ’ warfare , most likely in populated areas such as central Europe or the Middle East . |
2 | When considering the ‘ stars of the seasons ’ some allowances have to be made ; obviously the view from , say , Britain and the northern United States will be different from that in Southern Europe or the southern United States ; for example it is very difficult to see the Scorpion 's ‘ sting ’ from London , but easy enough from Athens or San Francisco . |
3 | Definition of the impacts of climate change on eastern Europe and the developing countries ; |
4 | The pressure on establishing industry in Eastern Europe and the developing world makes efficient technology a priority . |
5 | Some countries in Eastern Europe and the developing world lack rigorous systems to ensure uncontaminated blood and sterile medical equipment . |
6 | Very interesting to have a review from you of the O D A's work , both with regard to central and Eastern Europe and the developing world and I 'm sure I speak for everybody in saying we are delighted minister that you spent the third part of your , your speech looking at the U N convention on the rights of the child which as you rightly say , is very close to the heart of Save The Children . |
7 | PRESIDENT Bush last night pledged that US military forces ‘ will remain in Europe as long as our friends want and need us ’ , no matter how great the changes in Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union . |
8 | The BBC and Ireland 's RTE will beam the Irish rock band U2 live , via stereo radio satellite , to Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union on New Year 's Eve as a tribute to ‘ the massive recent changes ’ in the Eastern bloc . |
9 | Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union could be equally disillusioning , of course , and when the Governor of the Bank of England , Robin Leigh Pemberton , spoke to the Overseas Bankers ' Club in February 1990 on lending to East Europe , he put his call for caution in the context of the losses sustained in the South . |
10 | Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union are object lessons about the dangers of letting industry befoul the environment in the name of economic growth . |
11 | Real concrete problems , such as the fact that Germany is the biggest trading nation in Europe , 50% more populous than France or Britain , that she holds half of the Soviet Union 's debt and has lent more money in government-guaranteed credit to Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union , can not be made to disappear with words . |
12 | This was utter nonsense from a communist point of view and neither Ceauşescu nor Brezhnev had any intention of abiding by the terms of the Helsinki agreement , but its value to them lay in its public announcement to the peoples of Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union that the West had abandoned them to their fate . |
13 | Like their peers elsewhere in Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union , the Communist rulers of Romania were shrewd enough to know that not even village idiots believed the official media . |
14 | Flying bombing missions in Malaya was totally unconventional considering the Lincoln was designed as a main-stream heavy bomber for service with RAF Bomber Command on expected missions over Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union , a similar role to its predecessor , the immortal Lancaster . |
15 | Adam , we 're going to take over Europe and the Soviet Union . |
16 | There is a growing expectation , not least from WACC 's friends in Eastern and Central Europe and the Soviet Union , that our Christian association should make a substantial contribution to the ethical debate on communication . |
17 | The recent experiences in Eastern and Central Europe and the Soviet Union have shown the lack of such guidelines . |
18 | The rich countries will consolidate around the banner of democracy against Saddam Hussein-type enemies in the Middle East , the Third world , and even perhaps in eastern Europe and the Soviet Union . |
19 | It reveals the appalling pollution in Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union , mainly from power stations fuelled by low-grade coal . |
20 | He will also be aware that the British market for such products is steadily declining and there is considerable scope for the company to sell batteries to eastern Europe and the Soviet Union . |
21 | Is he aware that that firm and many other people feel that the Governments of other countries in Europe give more assistance to manufacturers to sell to eastern Europe and the Soviet Union than do the British Government ? |
22 | Indeed , I pay tribute to all the work that my right hon. Friend has done throughout the year with regard to events in eastern Europe and the Soviet Union . |
23 | On 16 December we and our Community partners set out guidelines to inform our decisions on the recognition of new states in eastern Europe and the Soviet Union . |
24 | There is then eastern Europe and the Soviet Union . |
25 | Enviromental and housing movements in Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union |
26 | The aim is to explore a new phenomenon in Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union and its relation to the development of democratic politics . |
27 | AREF:A/439/09/0492 Greater cooperation between the countries of Western Europe , recent and prospective developments in Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union , and the changing relationships between the ‘ super-powers ’ in world affairs raise questions concerning the future of Europe and it 's role in the world in the twenty-first century . |
28 | Greater cooperation between the countries of Western Europe , recent and prospective developments in Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union , and the changing relationship between the ‘ super-powers ’ in world affairs raise questions concerning the future of Europe and its role in the world in the twenty-first century . |
29 | They were ( i ) the establishment of a permanent arms control verification staff to help monitor compliance with arms control agreements ; ( ii ) the assumption of an active role in the settlement of regional conflicts , even outside Europe ; ( iii ) redefinition of Western efforts to prevent proliferation of ballistic missile technology as well nuclear and chemical weapons ; ( iv ) promotion of initiatives through the Conference on Security and Co-operation in Europe ( CSCE-for May-June 1989 session see pp. 36749-50 ) to build new economic and political ties with Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union . |
30 | The television experiment was given greater significance , however , by the recent radical changes in Eastern Europe and the Soviet Union ; at the time when TV Martí began transmitting the Castro regime appeared more beleaguered and vulnerable to outside subversion than at any time since the early 1960s . |