Sentence examples for international nations from inspiring English sources
Were Australia to follow India's example by refusing to allow their top players to take part in England's relaunched Twenty20 league, relations between the ECB and other major international nations would sink to a new low.
Graeme Swann believes England must beat India at home and away if they are to fulfil their ambition to be one of the best one-day international nations in the world.
Coalition president Sheikh Ahmed Mu'az Al-Khatib and vice-presidents Suheir Atassi and Riad Seif are attending the day-long London meeting, which sees officials from a raft of international nations working together to find ways of giving the group practical support.
The prospect that Holland can become a full international nation remains enticing but, even in England's domestic competitions, their record has been poor.
Football in Jersey has stood still while the island's rugby team has progressed to the Championship and the island's cricket team is now an international nation and is set to play in World Cricket League Division Four in Singapore next month.
But, Taub pointed out, Wilson also laid the groundwork for the creation of the United Nations and contributed significantly to modern diplomacy and the international nation-state structure.
The One Day International playing nations automatically enter the final qualification tournament, the World Cup Qualifier, along with other nations who have qualified through separate competitions.
Under international law, nations have rights to resources that lie up to 200 miles off their shores.
And for all the talk of international cooperation, nations are determined to protect their own self-interest.
Once a law of ecocide is made international law, nations will pass laws to include ecocide as a crime.
Title: UN secretary-general Country: South Korea Age: 71 As the secretary-general of the United Nations, Ban Ki-moon leads its 193 international member nations in fighting for peace and safety worldwide.
