Sentence examples for constituent nations from inspiring English sources

Whilst the focus of the current article is principally at the national level – that is to say the constituent nations of the UK – an emerging research agenda must take into account the implementation of policy at the local and supra-national levels.

Differences in structure and governance frameworks feature between the constituent nations of the UK (England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland), which adds complexity to cross-national studies.

It underpins the devolution settlements while simultaneously elucidating the common values of the constituent nations.

Of the UK's constituent nations, Scotland had by far the highest number of deaths in 2014.

The three presidency members are from the three constituent nations - one Bosniak, one Serb, one Croat.

If the EU cannot do all this, its constituent nations will begin to do so separately.

Neither the European Union nor its constituent nation states are bound by the Constitution of the United States.

In the second half of the 18th century, Micu-Klein's disciples strove to achieve recognition of the Romanians as a constituent nation of Transylvania.

Until the Scottish question, though, it was in Northern Ireland during the Troubles, that the tension between UK remit and viewers in a constituent nation was at its greatest.

Segregated education entrenches literally different narratives in the next generation of Bosnians – who are being taught to not think of themselves as Bosnians at all, only part of a "constituent nation" with nothing in common with their neighbours.

If the British were German, they would address both sides of the question by an explicit, logical set of constitutional arrangements, specifying what is to be done at each level: European, federal (British), constituent nation (England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland), regional, city, local.