At a time when unemployment in many nations is rising, we need new jobs.
Moreover, once in the euro, many nations became profligate as they gorged on cheap euro-denominated credit.
Professor Negroponte said many nations wanted the laptops to run Windows before they signed up.
Many nations on the cusp of losing have enlisted adolescent boys and old men to fight.
And there are a great many nations focused on this problem, and we'll continue to do so.
Energy security for the U.S. depends on sourcing oil and gas supplies from as many nations as possible.
Home prices have dropped in many nations all over the world, with some exceptions, like Canada and Australia.
America is only one of the many nations adopting natural gas in transportation.
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Many nations lack the capacity to meet the overwhelming needs of their people.
Because we believe in human dignity, America and many nations have established a global fund to fight AIDS, tuberculosis and malaria.
The relevant question is whether the treaty will allow us to know more about the many nations engaged in chemical weapons proliferation.
Key competitor nations have very different financial systems and corporations in many nations are not run principally for the benefit of shareholders.
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Until 2004, a player only needed the passport of the country he wanted to represent, which many nations were happy to fast-track.
U.S. jobs come with relatively less vacation time than many nations, and Americans often make repeat visits to places we've already enjoyed.
Many nations, including the U.S., are currently dealing with difficult economic times.
Because we believe in human dignity, America and many nations have changed the way we fight poverty, curb corruption and provide aid.
Because we believe in human dignity, America and many nations have joined together to confront the evil of trafficking in human beings.
On the Senate floor, sporting a necktie emblazoned with the flags of many nations, Voinovich called Bolton the wrong man for the job.
And the global community is not in a position to complain too loudly: many nations have been blowing up their money supply too.
If the flat tax is such a bad idea, why are so many nations doing so well using this simple and fair approach?
Tight currency controls, corruption and onerous tax regulations of many nations all but force their citizens to use informal channels, which invites mischief.
With many nations increasingly focused on the notion of energy independence, the pressure to increasingly extract all useful local resources is also increasing.
Unlike American Football or Baseball, which are more geographically isolated, football is the most widely played sports in many nations around the globe.
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Churchillian wisdom has it that democracy is the worst form of government, save for all other forms, and many nations keep avoiding it.
Many nations in Latin America have grown increasingly weary of the United States' seemingly double standards when dealing with its Latin American neighbors.
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Has anyone bothered to think through the shrinking demographics of many nations with respect to the growth rate going forward of social media?
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Many nations took step to safeguard against attacks by al Qaeda.
The assertions were never substantiated, but DDT was banned in many nations and became nearly impossible to obtain in those nations that still permitted its usage.
He is also expected to raise the issue of Iran, which many nations including Israel believe is trying to build nuclear weapons - something Iran denies.
Many nations have expressed an interest in using the XO but few have signed up to buy them in the numbers expected by the OLPC organisation.
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