Indeed, in any country, the backbone of any country is not only the people who live in the capitals, but also -- and mostly -- the people who lives hundreds and thousands of miles from the capital...
Atlas Mountains, series of mountain ranges in northwestern Africa, running generally southwest to northeast to form the geologic backbone of the countries of the Maghrib (the western region of the Arab world)—Morocco, Algeria, and Tunisia.
Smart highways have the opportunity to turn from serving a singular purpose in being the backbone of various countries' transportation systems to providing additional value added through the generation of power, safety feature implementation and the gathering of key data points for both drivers and transportation administrators.
"I believe that the people that was the backbone of this country, that worked hard in this country — they got left behind," Calloway said.
That means that in addition to Cyprus's defaulting on its debts, many individuals and small businesses, the backbone of the country's economy, would go bankrupt and the country would face a depression that could rival Greece's in its severity.
China made lucrative inroads into Zimbabwe in the wake of Mugabe's decision, in 2000, to "empower" the country's landless black majority by violently divesting the country's white farmers of their land (at the time, they were the backbone of the country's thriving agricultural economy).
'I think we should be very, very careful about going too far and annoying many people in this country who are not the enemy but are the backbone of this country, who would, I think, suffer under this kind of legislation,' says Labour MP Ian Gibson, who holds the neighbouring seat to Clarke's in Norwich and knows him well.
The focus is set mainly on the post-war period until today; this is because the rapid development of the country and the transport infrastructure that makes up the backbone of the country was realized during this period.
Steve Bannon then went on Nigel Farage's LBC radio show, called Robinson "the backbone of this country" and near-as-dammit advocated civil war: "You're going to have to fight to take your country back, every day".
Bazaars are the backbone of the country's traditional economy.
