Sentence examples for contested homeland from inspiring English sources
The last part of the article evaluates the success of the project and elaborates on its implications in the context of the Jewish-Arab conflict over a shared and contested homeland.
Endorsing Barack Obama in January of this year despite Hillary Clinton's poll lead in her state launched it a bit further.Since her 2002 election as governor, Ms Napolitano has been at the centre of the most politically contested issues of homeland security—human traffic on the Mexican border.
Instead of castles and knights there were almost modern-feeling houses, set on the contested desert border between the Homeland and the mysterious kingdom of Damar.
Just as in Homeland, Westerns often developed their narrative tension around disputed lands or around contested ideas of governance and sovereignty, but they made invisible the fundamental context of the disputes: land claims.
But the standing and job security—of Malaysia's new prime minister, Abdullah Ahmad Badawi, rests on improving the Front's showing in places such as Kedah.The state is so fiercely contested because it is the most populous in the "Malay belt" of northern Malaysia, the spiritual homeland of the country's Malay majority.
Everything else was contested.
Basques mark Homeland day.
George W. Bush's Homeland Security Advisory Board.
No more homeland security.
