Sentence examples for elements of the national from inspiring English sources

One is that, for reasons of history and because of elements of the national psyche, Britain handles its diversity better than many comparable nations.

"We have committed to jointly working with the U.A.W. to implement all elements of the national contract," Mr. Flores said.

The schools are run as academies and can opt to teach only the core elements of the national curriculum.

In short, give him the authority to unilaterally move people and money among the agencies and elements of the national intelligence program.

"All the elements of the national debate are crystallized here," said Beverly Pettigrew Kraft, a spokeswoman for the state court system.

As they get into their Marshallese flag dresses (ratak, meaning "sunrise", and rālik, "sunset", are the central elements of the national emblem) the room is filled with teenage American accents talking about teenage American things.

"The garment industry is an enormous element of the national economy, and that is an understatement.

Civil disobedience has certainly become a settled element of the national discourse, and a successful one.

However, the fact that Iain Duncan Smith is so relaxed about extreme food poverty that he has allowed it to become an accepted element of the national planning for the DWP is deeply worrying".

Since the country's defeat in World War II with the bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki -- the only time atomic weapons have been used in a conflict -- it has been an integral element of the national identity.

And some moves are under way to help increase our financial skills and knowledge – in particular, financial literacy was made a mandatory element of the national curriculum for the first time in this school year.