Sentence examples for nation divisions from inspiring English sources

Recent events reveal the same principle at work in the hostilities between Iran and the United States, where the internal politics of each nation — divisions between so-called hard-liners and moderates — have shaped and reshaped the way the two countries address each other.

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And if poetry production is defying economic recession, it is also overleaping the divisions of nation, class and gender.

His run to the White House thrived on our nation's divisions along the lines of race, class, and gender.

The issue was one of those that had had a strong bearing on the President's promise to bring the country together; the division "between black and white" had always been included in the litany of the nation's divisions.

The nation's divisions were even more profound, of course, when the victorious Republican candidate, President-elect Abraham Lincoln, was preparing to take office in 1861.

Turnbull, these days more mindful perhaps of his party's – rather than the nation's – divisions over republicanism, has said it is not a priority for his government.

Two years later, with young daughter and glamour-loving wife, he moved into the Namiestnikowski Palace, the presidential abode, promising to heal a nation whose divisions were so bitterly exposed in the campaign.

Mr. Obama's rise has been built in part on the idea that he represents a break from the established identities that have defined many of the nation's divisions.

President Lincoln famously adopted a "team of rivals" approach to healing our nation's divisions.

In both Melanesian island nations, ethnic divisions have festered since independence from Britain, which came in 1970 for Fiji and 1978 for the Solomons.