Sentence examples for more distant nations from inspiring English sources
The Gambia is one of Africa's smallest and least important countries, so its unexpected shift to democracy will not bring political or economic pressure to bear on dictatorial neighbours or more distant nations.
LMICs that are culturally proximate and politically significant to Australia had higher levels of reportage than more distant and unengaged nations.
The missile threat from other nations is more distant, and American specialists are divided over whether Iran can field an intercontinental-range ballistic missile by 2010.
In a matter of days, Afghan Kalashnikovs and American jets could largely fall silent here, giving way to an extraordinarily intricate political dance involving scores of tribes, parties, warlords, neighboring nations and more distant powers.
What are the obligations of nations and nation-states towards neighbors, and even more distant Others?
Even if it did, unionists now face a similar wait for Godot – replacing a distant colonial master in London with a dull and even more distant one in Brussels neither makes the Ulster Scots an actual nation, nor does it point to a self-confident and forward-looking culture.
We also examine collaboration "cosmopolitanism," the extent to which scientists collaborate with those around them (one's research group, one's university) as opposed to those more distant in geography or institutional setting (other universities, researchers in industry, researchers in other nations).
Kings became the heads of centralised nation states, reducing crime and violence but making the ideal of a unified Christendom more distant.
Security is an even more distant prospect.
