Sentence examples for form nations from inspiring English sources

But for some Clinton's sterling record on women's issues is in part tarnished by the millions in donations her family's foundation has accepted form nations with terrible human and women's rights records, including Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Oman, Qatar and Kuwait.

Anderson's answer is his title: people come to form nations when they can imagine their community and the values and people it holds, and thus can demarcate the borders (physical and cognitive) of who is a member of that hypothetical club and who is not.

We have entered a time of realignment not unlike that when city states joined together to form nations. Except this time it is global; countries are becoming less relevant.

He argued that divided nationalities, such as the Poles living in three countries and the Czechs and Slovaks living in two, should be allowed to form nation-states and become allies of the West.

JG, do you think it's hypocritical that English rugby fans are complaining about a potential Welsh majority, despite being the form nation, especially considering England in the past have enjoyed the greatest share of players?

This mish-mash of peoples, rammed together within artificial frontiers, fought to break free and form nation-states of their own design.

After the end of the colonialist period, many of the newly formed nations were independent for the first time in their histories.

Indeed, the novel that was crowned the Booker of Bookers in both 1993 and 2008 – Salman Rushdie's Midnight's Children (1981) – is a book that centres upon the ways in which history forms nations, individuals and cultures.

In so doing, it produces new and more nuanced insights into the persistence and efficacity of imperial institutions, as well as the sources of instability in the newly formed nations.

After graduation, he received a Ford Foundation fellowship to study at Harvard University, where he became interested in constitutional law and the constitutions of newly formed nations.

The issue became critical during the period of independence, when those who fought against the Spanish domination in particular faced the task of forming nations of a population that was diverse in race, culture, and origin.