Sentence examples for Sense of statehood from inspiring English sources

Many Ultra Orthodox Jews reject Zionism on the basis of its being a religiously forbidden attempt to found a "kingdom", in the sense of statehood, without divine permission in the form of the arriving messiah.

But the animus towards Greece in private conversations as well as at public forums has been venomous, underpinned by a fierce sense of national identity and statehood.

This conviction helped maintain a sense of continuity of Polish statehood and provide legitimacy for the nation's kings, implicitly making each Polish monarch a successor of the ancient and glorious legacy of the first king of the House of Piast.

The euphoria of the electorate is contagious, but in one sense the vote is the easiest part of the process of statehood.

No Balkan people, no matter how strong their sense of national purpose, could achieve independent statehood, or even a separate administrative identity, without external support.

However that issue is decided, you get a clear sense that in Iraqi Kurdistan there is suddenly a renewed energy to the old dream of statehood.

According to the Independent Working Group on the Future of the United Nations, by the middle of this century, "it is likely that the nature of statehood and assumptions about national sovereignty will have evolved in response to global needs and to an enlarged sense of world community" (quoted in Baratta 2004, 527).

The accident of statehood turned into his core business.

Mr. Arafat deferred issuing a unilateral declaration of statehood last May 4.

In 1946, Alaskans voted in favor of statehood in a referendum and Alaskan delegates began to lobby Congress for statehood.

The fresh demand of statehood in Bodoland also revived the statehood movement in the Karbi Anglong region.