credit country造句

• It's a strong psychological shift to start to rank Argentina as a distressed credit country.
• The last round of talks in The Hague, Netherlands, deadlocked over how to credit countries for managing forest and farms that absorb carbon from the air.
• The Hague talks last November deadlocked on how to credit countries for managing forests and farms that absorb carbon from the air, in so-called " sinks ."
• Negotiations later this year are intended to reach agreement on how to achieve such reductions, including what credits countries should get for carbon that is absorbed in trees and soil.
• Talks in the Hague, Netherlands, in November broke down over how to credit countries for managing forests and farms that absorb carbon dioxide from the air, in so-called " sinks ."
• The main disagreements emerging Thursday were on how to credit countries for forests that soak up carbon from the air, and on how sternly to punish countries that fail to meet their emissions targets.
• After a night of deliberation and numbers-crunching by pollution experts, the European Union rejected a U . S . proposal to credit countries for maintaining forests and farmland that absorb carbon from the atmosphere, known as " sinks ."
• At a news conference Tuesday, Sandalow said the United States was showing flexibility in its talks at The Hague, citing the issues of nuclear energy and " sinks, " referring to the credits countries may earn for using land and forests to soak up carbon dioxide from the air.