Sentence examples for nation view from inspiring English sources

(Robert Kagan, one of the most prominent neocons and an occasional speechwriter for the McCain campaign, said that he would prefer to be called a proponent of the "indispensable nation" view of the United States' role in the world).

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His account squares with recent scholarship, which has challenged both the traditional "Birth of a Nation" view (of Reconstruction as a tragic era of black plunder and white degradation) and the skeptical scholarship of the 1960's and after that questioned the reformers' commitment.

These businesses are a national treasure, one that every other nation views with envy.

"The big challenge has to do with how the nation views science and technology, the investment in research," she said.

In another letter, Mr. James's ally Mr. Leitner accused another dissident, Nancy Mitton, of having "Aryan Nation views".

Looking ahead Lim Miller's goal is to expand F.I.I. and use it as a platform to change "the way the nation views and values low-income families".

Some veterans also said they sensed that the terrorist attacks had altered the way the rest of the nation viewed them.

Should Canada click into a hitherto slightly elusive rhythm it could exert a transformative effect on the way an entire nation views "soccer", particularly the women's game.

The United States and other Western states said before the vote that a Kenyatta win would complicate diplomatic ties with a nation viewed as a vital ally in the regional battle against militant Islam.