Sentence examples for bold nation from inspiring English sources

She also painted an image of a proud, bold nation with the fifth biggest economy in the world that had other countries -- including Canada, China, India and Singapore -- knocking at its door to make future free trade agreements.

She spoke about sovereignty and the need for Britain to "stand tall" and "forge an ambitious and optimistic new role in the world". She also painted an image of a proud, bold nation with the fifth biggest economy in the world that had other countries -- including Canada, China, India and Singapore -- knocking at its door to make future free trade agreements.

Merrill's goal was bold: transform a nation of savers into a nation of investors, and, along the way, make an American brokerage firm a big player in Japan.

They were a bold and warlike nation, and their neighbourhood to the Romans had begun to give them skill in the arts of war.

Giving fishing vessels the boot is bold for any nation, but perhaps more so for Palau, a smattering of 300 islands east of the Philippines.

From such simple yet bold words, a nation was forged, a people became Americans.

It is a notion that has made our Nation bold and bright, and the best place to do business for generations from small-town storefronts to pioneering startups that keep our country on the cutting edge.

When Franklin D. Roosevelt took the oath of office, he promised the nation bold and dynamic leadership and proved that government can be a partner with the American people to see us through dark times.

The announcement ends a program started four years ago and described at the time as "one of the boldest steps our nation has taken toward a pollution-free energy future".

China's one-child policy, once called the Great Wall of family planning, was among the boldest strategies any nation has deployed in modern times to manage the size of its population.

After all, President George W. Bush himself had unveiled the project 5 years earlier, and his then-Secretary of Energy, Spencer Abraham, had called it "one of the boldest steps our nation has taken toward a pollution-free energy future".