Sentence examples for common nation from inspiring English sources
The next most common nation of origin for these high-tech immigrant entrepreneurs was China.
The Germans having formed a common nation only in 1871 are not struggling against it while the Scottish who joined the Union in 1707 still do.
But for that to happen, the countries should first form a common nation, with a constitution, a common legal superstructure, a monopoly on power to ensure obedience to the law and a common army for external defense.
This white-inflected rights-based outlook champions individual and neighborhood "freedoms," withdrawn from the common nation, preoccupied by private interest, poised to behave according to private caprice.
Data on genetic structure and variability is key for the establishment of population boundaries and for monitoring populations under management [3], [5], [6], and integration of this data into management and conservation plans has been deemed essential for the appropriate establishment of connective corridors, conservation units and common nation protected areas [3], [6] [8].
Both nations spoke closely related languages and must have sprung from a common ancestor nation (perhaps 3000 bce or earlier).
The wild traditions which are still common in nations of Celtic or Gothic descent, are superior in supernatural awe and power, if not in impressive dignity, to anything in classical or oriental fiction.
Of all the common law nations, only the U.S. had its origins rooted in a form of religious fundamentalism, known as Puritanism.
Sir William Garrow KC, PC, FRS (13 April 1760 – 24 September 1840) was a British barrister, politician and judge known for his indirect reform of the advocacy system, which helped usher in the adversarial court system used in most common law nations today.
