'nation' is a correct and commonly used word in written English
It refers to a large group of people who share a common ethnicity, culture, or history and typically have their own government and territory. Example: The United Nations is an organization that promotes peace and cooperation among nations.
They are seen as fetters on our freedom of action and finances, but doing little to moderate the behaviour of irresponsible states or to assist our wellbeing as a nation".
It said that if automatic spending cuts go into force and all the Bush-era tax cuts expire, the nation would slip into recession next year and unemployment would rise to 9.1 percent, from October's rate of 7.9 percent.
We have to acknowledge that pre-1788, this land was as Aboriginal then as it is Australian now and until we have acknowledged that, we will be an incomplete nation and a torn people.
In 2010, parliament granted Nazerbayev special status as "father of the nation", giving him immunity from prosecution.
She said: "It explains some things and it is for the nation to think in a sophisticated way about those shades of grey".
This is the strictest standard in any jurisdiction in the nation.
Since 2011, United has piled up a mountain of consumer complaints (according to one report, only Spirit has more per passenger) and has repeatedly tallied some of the worst quality rankings in the nation, trailing even discount airlines like Frontier and AirTran.
"If we're a humble nation, but strong, they'll welcome us".
Nor did they have enough balls: Fifa had supplied 25 of the new Tango España balls to each participating nation but none of the ones allocated to El Salvador made it as far as the players, who had to ask Hungary to lend them a couple so they could practise before their first match.
The twist in the story shocks, but what's really daring is that the village where Mambety sets the tale, where he pins his nation to the wall, is … his hometown.
"There are in the pipeline [several] cities around the nation.
