Sentence examples for changed nations from inspiring English sources

For all that it means to English football, to Italians as the hosts whose fairytale didn't come with a happy ending, to Cameroonians who hoped it would be the gateway to a major breakthrough for African footballers, there are also some other greatly changed nations for whom Italia 90 still has resonance.

Young people have toppled dictatorial governments and have changed nations for the better.

The European response has been less about what could be done to help people fleeing war, and more a self-absorbed dilemma over how an influx of people of a "different culture" might change nations within Europe.

The original IOC rules stated that an athlete that had already played for one nation could not later change nations under any circumstances.

Sometimes, I try to imagine how Gandhi must have felt as he set off on the Salt March, somehow believing his footsteps could change nations.

If you don't like the ethos of your tiny community, you can move to another one whose ethos you do like, but it's a whole lot harder to change nation-states.

Acceptance would have changed both nations' futures.

And in 1954 Congress changed "one nation indivisible" into "one nation under God, indivisible".

AT TIMES of great change, nations inevitably become introspective.

For better or worse, their decisions affect millions, shake industries, and change nations.

"Power changes nations," writes Robert Kagan, an American foreign-policy commentator.