Sentence examples for associated nations from inspiring English sources

ZAPU was supported by the Soviet Union, the Warsaw Pact and associated nations such as Cuba, and adopted a Marxist Leninist ideology; ZANU meanwhile aligned itself with Maoism and the bloc headed by the People's Republic of China.

ZANU and its military wing, the Zimbabwe African National Liberation Army ZANLAA), received considerable backing in training, materiel and finances from the People's Republic of China and its allies, while the Warsaw Pact and associated nations, prominently Cuba, gave similar support to ZAPU and its Zimbabwe People's Revolutionary Army ZIPRAA).

On the basis of such figures Jamie Martin, one of Science for Britain's core activists, claims with "100% certainty" that associated nations can extract the same benefits as EU members.

The plan would involve admitting two associate nations, of which the Irish would likely be one.

And the obvious other change is to reverse the ICC's decision on the Associate nations for 2019.

Still, it may give the International Cricket Council pause to reconsider cutting associate nations like Ireland from future world cups.

There was good news for Associate nations such as Ireland and Afghanistan, who have been offered the chance of achieving Test status.

England have had their fair share of limited-overs embarrassments before, often at the hands of associate nations.

The winners of the ongoing Intercontinental Cup, the first-class competition for associate nations, are scheduled to play the bottom-ranked Test team over four matches in 2018.

Having lost to New Zealand over a week ago they needed to beat Kenya, whom Duncan Fletcher had identified as the strongest of the Associate nations.

The ICC has confirmed the next two World Cups will be contested by 10 teams, dealing a major blow to associate nations like Ireland.