Sentence examples for its statehood from inspiring English sources

Ayoob subscribes to the same logic: if only the "Third World" would consolidate its statehood like the "First World," then it could participate better and more fully in the international system, and it would no longer be in a security predicament (1995).

It adjourned for up to two months, entrusting its statehood aspirations to Yasir Arafat, the Palestinian leader, and his advisers.

But in villages on the front line of what is all but the latest Balkan war, there is a palpable sense that things are on a knife-edge, with fighting as likely to spread as to die down.At the first set-piece ministerial meeting between the European Union and NATO, Macedonia's government was assured of support for its statehood and promised that no one expected it to treat with Albanian gunmen.

He fought with the Haganah and lived in Israel at the beginning of its statehood.

"A small country is obliged to defend its statehood," he said, in an interview in Moscow.

The PA will make its statehood pitch first to the UN Security Council, where the US will veto it.

The PRC, determined to avoid a like fate, began a fervent campaign to convince the international community that all lands behind its borders, acquired in the imperial past, are inviolable internal possessions of its sovereign statehood.

To them, Estonia, with its regained statehood, is a miracle, and Finland an enviable superpower.

What, instead, the LSE audience will hear is how the Vatican uses its dubious statehood to protect paedophile priests from the law.

To its credit and benefit and to ours as well Russia has gone from being a spoiler to a joiner.But whether that trend continues will depend crucially on how Russia defines itself and its own statehood.

SAN JUAN, P.R. — President Obama came to this United States commonwealth on Tuesday and promised to stand by Puerto Rico no matter what residents decide about its future — statehood, independence or a continuation of the status quo.