Sentence examples for alone national from inspiring English sources
She has never before run for statewide, let alone national office.
Neither had anything to do with serious crime, let alone national security.
Which was so invested in rightwing bias that he ignored facts to the point of ignoring human welfare, let alone national welfare.
Still, whether we end up with true regional, let alone national, rapid-transit networks will depend largely on decisions made at the state, rather than the national, level.
China's consumers are too dispersed, too inaccessible and too different from each other.Underdeveloped transport, lack of sophisticated logistics and the need for countless middlemen mean that foreign firms struggle to set up regional distribution networks, let alone national ones.
China has crushed Hong Kong's hopes for democratic change, cracked down on contentious discussion on the internet, and shown little enthusiasm for allowing proper elections even to party posts, let alone national ones.
But as a stand-alone national policy for avoiding pregnancies, it's foolish.
"Alitalia cannot survive in the long run as a stand-alone national airline because it lacks economies of scale," says Nick van den Brul, transport analyst at BNP Paribas.Overall, says an Italian businessman who was approached as a potential investor in the new Alitalia, the venture represents a highly risky investment.
A result of the French government's decade-long decentralisation programme – which brought an undulating outpost of the Pompidou to Metz, north-eastern France, and a series of minimalist metallic sheds to the northern city of Lens for a Louvre satellite – Mucem is the first stand-alone national museum outside Paris.
It was decided that a stand-alone National Archives of Malta would be established, to be headquartered in Rabat in a building that once housed a hospital.
The second is exemplified by India through its adoption of stand-alone national patent licensing legislation that gives significant weighting to public health protection.
