Sentence examples for commitments to nationalism from inspiring English sources

Are commitments to nationalism and global justice compatible?

Japan, under the newly re-elected leadership of Shinzo Abe, looks much like those regimes with its revanchist commitments to nationalism, re-militarization, and full-fledged economic stimulus.

Because of his success in stirring up Serb fanaticism, he was widely regarded as an extreme nationalist, but in fact he had no deep commitment to nationalism: he had merely exploited it to gain power.

Following the death of his mother when he was two, he was raised primarily by his grandparents, although his father's commitment to Indian nationalism influenced him during his childhood.

A senior member of his party was reported by WikiLeaks telling an American diplomat that the BJP's commitment to Hindu nationalism at this point was opportunistic, and that the Ram temple and so on "would always be a talking point" but nothing more.

The voices in his 2010 poetry collection demonstrate a commitment to Comanche nationalism and the legitimacy of Comanche identity in the twenty-first-century United States; but at the same time they express hybrid identities and an ambivalence about some Comanche cultural traditions, including the limitations of an identity (both national and masculine) that is reliant upon violent conflict.

The first is a renewed (if circumscribed) commitment to cosmopolitan nationalism by elements of South Africa's middle class and government elite: to respect the rights of all living in the country and South Africa's place in Africa and the world.

One big common factor is that since this "rebirth" often comes out of personal conviction, the level of commitment to religion and nationalism is quite strong.

But nationalism should (and more importantly) be commitment to building a nation from within - striving to be a society fostering equality, civility, lawfulness and human rights.

Such practices risk sacrificing meritocracy to nationalism.

Globalisation is transmuting to nationalism.