Sentence examples for fledgling country from inspiring English sources

To others, he represents the only hope for peace and independence for his fragile fledgling country.

International lenders would look at Scotland and see a fledgling country whose only credit history was one gigantic default.

Legally established in 1949 under the government of David Ben-Gurion, the organization initially focused on internal matters in a fledgling country beset by ideological divisions.

The war was a disaster for the fledgling country and prompted 15 members of the ruling PFDJ to express their concerns on the slide to one-man rule.

Along with the great colonial powers, America instead rewarded Haiti's triumphant slaves with a suffocating trade embargo — and a demand that in exchange for peace the fledgling country pay enormous reparations to its former colonial overseer.

He then exiled the last Caliph and replaced theocracy with his own charismatic brand of nationalism, telling the ethnically diverse groups of his fledgling country that only a modern, secular, democratic society could give them a viable state.

The French and British laid claim to this region, before grudgingly giving way to the fledgling countries of the US and Canada.

But the envoys found Mr. Meles and Mr. Afewerki impervious to arguments about how they risked the lives of tens of thousands of their citizens and the viability of their fledgling countries.

U.S. troops entered Vietnam in 1964 in order to adhere to the Truman Doctrine and prevent the dominos of fledgling countries from falling into communist rule.

The debates surrounding the enactment of the Amendment are also telling, with discussion focused on Britain's attempts to eliminate the American colonial militias, which ultimately helped secure independence for the fledgling new country.

Another question is whether Court Yard Hounds will be treated as a fledgling band by country radio, or whether they still face fallout from the Dixie Chicks.