United Kingdom

In Bryant’s United Kingdom, 83 percent of the public viewed America positively in 2000, when a departing Bill Clinton was inspiring the premiership of Tony Blair.

Privacy advocates support the move, but antitrust officials in the United States and United Kingdom have said it could quash competition.

Lawmakers gathered a day after Hogan announced that two residents in Anne Arundel County were diagnosed with the Washington region’s first cases of the more contagious United Kingdom variant of the virus.

The United Kingdom clears Pfizer’s vaccine for emergency use.

To help schools and other groups set science-based standards, I and other cardiologists from the United States, Canada, United Kingdom and Australia reviewed emerging data.

A variety of systems were in place across countries like the United Kingdom, France, and Australia.

Fuming Iranian officials blamed the United States and United Kingdom for backing the militants, and Pakistan for inaction.

But there were two designations that seemed anachronisms to me: -- Spain and the United Kingdom among the beer swillers.

In your new book, you wrote your father wanted to move to the United States from the United Kingdom because of one word.

But when you are a princess of the United Kingdom, taking time off from fashion is not really an option.

It was on an occasion of great importance, when all the principal companies of the United Kingdom were present.

Opened as far back as 1834, it was amongst the earliest of the railway lines of the whole United Kingdom.

They, too, held meetings, and formed agricultural protection societies in every part of the United Kingdom.

In the modern sense of extension beyond the limits of the United Kingdom the growth of the empire is of comparatively Growth.

The Irish Celts built no cities, promoted no agriculture, and never coalesced so as to form even the nucleus of a united kingdom.