Sentence examples for created countries from inspiring English sources
According to "A Peace to End All Peace," David Fromkin's 1989 study of the creation of the modern Middle East, Britain and its allies smashed the Ottoman regional order after World War I and "created countries, nominated rulers, delineated frontiers and introduced a state system of the sort that exists everywhere else".
Searching for identity and purpose in a confusing and changing world, many took refuge in nationalism — a continentwide phenomenon that found its most virulent expression in newly created countries like Germany and Italy, where it soon upended culture along with everything else.
For newly created countries, obtaining a wide international recognition is not a mere formality.
Recently created countries remind us that there are no special requirements in terms of physical size, population or economic strength in order to become an independent country.
I have always believed that only a tyrant like Saddam Hussein could maintain an artificially created country, consisting of three ethnic groups that hate one another, like Iraq.
As a result, most of the Italians that left the newly created country were from the south, which is reflected within the show.
Many African countries have created country-specific cadres to carry out tasks that are internationally recognized as those of other professionals.
In the process, he produced some 20 number one country hits and arguably helped create country rock.
Even so, he shudders at the notion of creating country-specific investment funds.
The institutions at different levels interact and create country-specific histories and path-dependencies, which lead to different degrees of propensity and preparedness, and hence different starting positions for participatory approaches.
The models show that entrepreneurial firms are associated with high-performing innovations in this sector whereas large established firms perform poorly in both countries, and highlight the importance of institutions in creating country-specific combinations of human capital with organizational capabilities.
