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Example sentences for "each country"

  • So that by the opinion of the Roman Lawyers it is evident, that no war is considered to be lawful, regular, and formal, except that which is begun and carried on by the sovereign power of each country.

  • Which indeed seems true; and is actually the case; for such points relating to persons and things, are not left to the law of nature, but are settled by the respective laws of each country.

  • But it must be judged of from daily actions, or from the particular customs of each country.

  • Down that far-reaching perspective you can make out each country & climate that you crossed, all the way up from the hot equator to the ice-summit where you are perched.

  • He even formed a curious society, whose members were young girls--one in each country of the earth.

  • By the laws of my club there can be only one member in each country, & there can be no male member but myself.

  • It is the same principle which, as I believe, accounts for the common species in each country, as shown in the second chapter, presenting on an average a greater number of well-marked varieties than do the rarer species.

  • We have seen that in each country it is the species of the larger genera which oftenest present varieties or incipient species.

  • That is indeed what lends such endless importance to the recital which we cannot help reporting ever and anon of The General's Meetings in each country to which he went.

  • Pursuing mainly industrial and commercial occupations, the Jews constitute by far the largest part of the middle classes of each country.

  • Foreign trade normally imparts increased efficiency to the productive forces of each country.

  • But," we can imagine them saying, "if we take whatever is best in each country we ought surely to be able to make ourselves into a nation better than any.

  • From this assumption they infer that, if free trade between all countries is to be allowed, the so-called pauper labor of each country is to be forever pitted against the so-called pauper labor of every other country.

  • With freedom in money, the scientific discoveries and mechanical inventions, made in each country, will not only be used to the utmost in that country, but will be carried into all other countries.

  • It is thus that the money of each country is apportioned to it in such quantities only as may be necessary to regulate a profitable trade of barter.

  • Each country to form its own commission, according to its own views, for obtaining such reproductions as it may desire for its own museums.

  • Each country to arrange for making exchanges for objects which it desires.

  • And the enormous opportunities for money-making which it also affords to a good number of traders in each country is only a poor excuse for the general inconvenience.

  • They are not always in absolute agreement with the views peculiar to each country, but they shock the essential ideas of none.

  • The national Red Cross, in each country, is responsible to its own government and, through the International Committee, to all the nations of the treaty, for the integrity of its branches.

  • One of the things considered indispensable, and therefore adopted as a resolution by the Conference of 1863, was the centralization of the work in each country separately by itself.

  • Under the rules of the Postal Union, every state that enters the Union is entitled to receive, for reference purposes, a copy of every stamp issued by each country in the Postal Union.

  • The ancient agricultural writers of China recommend the preservation and cultivation of the varieties peculiar to each country.

  • In part such questions are regulated by laws passed by each country independently, in part by joint treaty.

  • A clause of this treaty provided for the free entrance of each country's subjects into the other country.

  • The spread of hatred among peoples has everywhere rendered more difficult the internal relations between social classes and the economic life of each country.

  • Each country of Europe has its share of responsibility, Italy not excluded.

  • Each country, however, acted from a different state of mind.


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    Some common collocations, pairs and triplets of words:
    each about; each article; each bank; each bird; each class; each commune; each copy; each day; each flank; each generation; each hill; each hole; each kind; each like; each night; each others; each pupil; each segment; each stitch; each three; each tooth; each town; last century; life seemed; shame and; tell what