Sentence examples for accepting nations from inspiring English sources
The US also ranks in the top three most accepting nations when considering whether people who are convicted felons or have extreme political views are "real" nationals.
So we and Germany have some very parochial people in our population who may or may not be well educated whose concept of Immigrants is, that they are an internal economic threat not only to the accepting nations economic position but also to community and individual economic well being.
Despite continuing police brutality and persistent glass ceilings, this is a more accepting nation than it was a quarter century ago.
On the climate of the time, Nettlau remarked: "The air was saturated with accepted nations, conventional opinions and the peculiar illusions which people entertained concerning small nationalities and the virtues and defects of certain races.
"One of the decisions I made early on was to have a multinational approach to sending messages, clear messages, to the Iranians, that if they want to be a part of the — an accepted nation in the world, that they must give up their nuclear weapons ambitions," he said.
We as a nation cannot accept nationalism and protectionism as false equivalents to patriotism.
Because accepting new nations in the W.T.O. is generally decided by consensus among the members, now numbering 153 states, Georgia has wound up with exceptional leverage.
But the Liberal party leader has been dogged over his position on accepting One Nation preferences, unable to answer whether he believes the the minor party should be placed below Labor or Green candidates.
The commission recommends that rather than embracing or ignoring piracy, developing countries ought to accept rich nations' copyright systems.
It also narrowed to six the number of foreign governments from which it would accept funding – nations that had preexisting partnerships for foundation programs.
The President complained about accepting immigrants from nations he considers "shithole countries".
