Sentence examples for falklands have from inspiring English sources

The town also features the Falkland Islands Philatelic Bureau; the Falklands have been issuing stamps that reflect the area's history and wildlife since the late 1800s.

While the Falklands have grown rich on squid, Argentina's long decline has continued.

The Falklands have the right to self-determination and the surrounding waters are under jurisdiction of the Falklands.

Lying 300 miles off the southern tip of South America, the Falklands have been claimed since the early 19th century by Argentina, which calls them Las Malvinas.

Some conflicts, such as the Falklands, have become central to our national narrative, but others, including the brutal suppression of rebels in Oman, have been deliberately hidden.

Indeed, far from being the little England of its caricature, the Falklands have absorbed a wide range of immigrants in recent years.

By the 1980s, the Falklands had become an albatross.

The Falklands has a bio-diversity of international importance.

This week Argentina's claim to the Falklands has been powerfully reinforced.

That may prove optimistic, especially if an oil bonanza stimulates wider Latin American resource nationalism.Mr Browne observes that tension over the Falklands has not followed a straight path: it is worse now than it was 15 years ago.

Nationalist sentiment over the Falklands had been precipitated in 1977, when Argentina's claim to another archipelago the three Beagle Channel islands was refused by the International Court of Justice in favour of Chile.