Sentence examples for isolated nations from inspiring English sources

Administration officials make no secret of where they are headed: They want to win agreement on an economic isolation of North Korea, already one of the world's least developed and most isolated nations, if it refuses to dismantle the new nuclear project.

"We were all little isolated nations here 20 years ago," said Mary McGuinness, director of nursing programs at Mercy College.

Yet the C.I.A. report -- at least the unclassified version -- made no mention of how one of the world's poorest and most isolated nations put together its new, complex uranium project.

Analysts dismissed the idea that the rocket firing could represent a furtive success, calling the failure consistent with past North Korean fumbles and suggesting it might reveal a significant quality control problem in one of the world's most isolated nations.

The diverse forces, stretching from the Indian Ocean to the Red Sea, bring a potent range of military options with them to keep pressure on those two isolated nations.

Two decades after AIDS began taking its toll on the rest of the world, these isolated nations -- all formerly republics of the Soviet Union -- are still hobbled by taboos, meager resources and authoritarian bureaucracies.

There was no budget to speak of, but Rama was able to pull off Albania's first international art exhibition – the "biennial without money," he calls it – which brought Europe's artists and curators to the once isolated nation for the first time.

Citing their deep displeasure with Washington, officials from North Korea have threatened to pull out of two agreements under which that isolated nation had promised to halt missile testing and to stop building nuclear reactors that could be used to produce weapons, an American academic said today.

Some Burmese activists say the US is moving too fast in normalising ties with the once isolated nation, adds our correspondent.

Snowden's leaks have amply proven how mass surveillance is a game of corporate-government empire, not isolated nation states.

In the highly isolated nation, such slogans are routinely distributed and are intended as policy dictates, which are passed down from the Communist Worker's Party and channeled to the masses through regional offices.