Sentence examples for established country from inspiring English sources

Gibson also starred in Robert Altman's "Nashville" as Haven Hamilton, an established country singer whose songs include the jingoistic "200 Years".

In 1975, Loretta Lynn, by then an established country singer-songwriter for more than a decade, released her single "The Pill".

A Marxist who didn't join the Communist Party, Lanzmann decided to "secretly infiltrate" East Germany, where he slept "in public squares, under bushes in parks," while observing the newly established country and conducting interviews a step ahead of the authorities.

Over 1 million people have fled South Sudan since December 2013, when political power struggles erupted into civil war in the newly established country.

There is, however, one thing that could allow IS some legitimacy on the international stage without requiring many concessions: the takeover of an established country, such as Iraq or Syria.

In 1966, Elizabeth's cousin, Prince Edward, Duke of Kent, opened the second session of the first parliament of the newly established country, before the Queen herself, along with Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh, toured Barbados.

Of course, even within established countries, disruptive ideas that reimagine basic services can be the next killer technology – just ask Square or Twitter.

However, there are established countries that could quite happily just put up some bunting and would not need Infantino's new "airports or 10 stadiums".

Whereas in developing countries the main need is the reduction of corruption, in more established countries the reform motif is focused on rapid adaptability and performance.

"The feeling is that 2011 will see a slow but real recovery from established countries, with growth fueled by the increasing number of Asian tourists".

Others established country-specific rules ranging from permissive, albeit highly regulated regimes, to restrictive laws forbidding the isolation of stem cells from human embryos under any circumstances[26].