Sentence examples for active nations from inspiring English sources

But in a more important table – the world ranking of most active nations – Britain is at the wrong end.

Moshe lives in Israel, which happens to be one of the more active nations in the international organ-trafficking market.

Most politicians find it difficult to "come out" about their love of and belief in the arts, despite living in one of the most culturally active nations in the world.

In the wake of 9/11, the US and Britain were the most active nations in the world in the quest to take up arms in the cause of spreading liberal democracy.

Japan is one of the world's most seismically active nations - but there have been no fatalities from volcanic eruptions since 1991, when 43 people died at Mount Unzen in the south-west.

Analyzing survey data and adopting a broader perspective can be illuminating because it shows both that the United States is already one of the most criminally active nations in the world and that what goes on here can be both cause and consequence of what goes on in other countries.

Can we lift sport's place in our national life and make Britain in the 21st century a more active nation than it might otherwise have been?

This is, after all, the most seismically active nation on earth.

Most children are not getting the daily exercise recommended by the NHS and the promised Olympic legacy of a healthier, happier and more active nation has failed to materialise, according to figures from the Health Survey for England.

Japan, one of the world's most seismically-active nations, has been seeing a period of unusual activity over the last year or so.

She said Labour had put forward "bold ideas to set legal limits on our food's fat, sugar and salt content and achieve a cross-party ambition for a more physically-active nation".