Sentence examples for its nations from inspiring English sources

Yet its powerful evocation of an era that seems almost unimaginable now, but which could all too easily return if Europe fails to defend the hard-won freedoms of its nations, makes it a valuable, even an important one.

A coloration not often noted by those in opposition to Kapuscinski is that his is the Africa of a man from a subject country who discovered it just as its nations were snapping the leashes of their colonial masters.

Could it be that all its nations have had civilizations going back thousands of years?

Because it's responsible for keeping its nations' borrowing costs down, the central bank also must decide how much fiscal stimulus it will allow them — which isn't much.

Others will argue that the UK is an overly centralised country and now that we are talking about devolution not just to its nations but also to its regions, it's important not to lose momentum while waiting for a perfect solution.

Among its nations, Europe is banishing Greece for failing -- it's true, big time -- to fulfill the rules of good economic and financial governance.

It meets its nation-to-nation treaty obligation to provide certain services to American Indians.

The Israel Museum adds another kind of intricacy to this reflection, because it is, like its nation, so young, and because the story it tells, also like that of its nation, is so old.

The government was afraid of its nation, which is why it lied.

It is simultaneously the political, financial, media and cultural centre of its nation.

Its nation is nobody's ally.