Sentence examples for feuding nations from inspiring English sources
Moreover, in the novels, as in Tolkien's own era, feuding nations (here of elves and humans and dwarves and hobbits) are urged to unite against a common enemy.
One option, he said, would be for the feuding nations to follow a code of conduct advocated by the Association of Southeast Asian Nations.
The point is that Turkey has chosen a path as an ally to the many feuding nations it sits between, and in recent years has seen its integrity as an international partner skyrocket.
The abuses continued as he used the military to suppress opponents and maintain order throughout this broad and constantly feuding nation.
The frequency of kidnapping is one of the many signs that Somalia, a country larger than France, is more a collection of feuding clans than a nation.
He is chairman of the meeting's trade and finance committee -- the man charged with bringing together the rich and poor nations, which are feuding over how to reduce poverty while preserving the environment.
One senior Clinton administration official who is a Russia expert says dire scenarios of a shrunken nation fragmented into feuding fiefs or at war with a growing Islamic minority are overstated.
The political feuding in nation can be traced back decades, as the prime minister, Sheikh Hasina, and Khaleda Zia, the opposition leader, vie for power.
They are a nation testing its potential leaders by openly arguing, wavering, splitting, befriending, feuding, cohering and ultimately validating.
First, John Kerry, the putative Democratic presidential nominee, decided Sunday not to attend the annual meeting of the nation's mayors here, refusing to cross a picket line of police union members feuding with Boston's mayor.
