Sentence examples for its nationality from inspiring English sources

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Whatever its nationality, it is striking in appearance, with flower heads that look a little like small pine cones with rakish topknots of upright purple petals.

TOKYO Japan Air Lines, perhaps more than any other national flag carrier, plays on its nationality to distinguish it from other airlines.

Despite these differences, Robey notes, an organization's size and the resources it commands say more about how it approaches international research than its nationality.

Bryen said it was a way for Fujitsu "to launder" its nationality, a way "to look American". It was a scenario for the destruction of the U.S. supercomputer industry--a repeat, perhaps, of the demise of America's once-healthy television-set industry.

The trick of Daimler and Chrysler, and of the mergers to come, will be to throw out the nationalism of car making, while keeping its nationality.

The right of a state to confer its nationality is, however, not unlimited, for otherwise it might impinge upon other states' rights to determine what persons shall be their nationals.

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In China's view, the Western misunderstandings are about the nature of China: Western critics don't understand that China has a history of thousands of years as a unified multinational state; all of its nationalities are Chinese.

I have convened Islamic scholars from throughout the Muslim world, representing all of its sects and many of its nationalities.

The average values were close to 1.0 across the five groups for registering the participant's brain image to its nationality-appropriate template (i.e., Chinese children to Chinese age-specific brain templates, U.S. children to U.S. age-specific templates).

The EU has a weirdly fissiparous kind of unity – the bigger it gets, the safer it seems for its hidden nationalities to assert themselves under its umbrella.

He said an undoctored stolen passport – increasingly used by the gangs, who are now dealing in such high volumes that they can afford simply to wait until a potential client shows up of approximately the right age and appearance – typically sells for between $1,500 and $3,000, depending on its condition, nationality, and the number of years it has left to run.

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