Sentence examples for national elements from inspiring English sources

"It is such a pleasure to discover new national elements in music," Mr. Masur said.

The Tide campaign will include national elements like a video series online and in social media, and local elements like Tide bottles decorated in team colors.

Lacking a decisive objective or directing ideology, Alloro's practice parades these founding modernistic national elements into an amusing low-tech salad of dysfunctional glitch.

AMSP is intended to educate students in "military arts and science", and focuses on operational art and covers a variety of subjects, including military problem solving; military theory and history, military doctrine, operational planning; battle dynamics, operational theory and practice, contemporary military operations, and the application of national elements of power.

Others brought national elements to their style: Spain's Triana introduced flamenco elements, groups such as the Swedish Samla Mammas Manna drew from the folk music styles of their respective nations, and Italian bands such as Il Balletto di Bronzo, Rustichelli & Bordini, leaned toward an approach that was more overtly emotional than that of their British counterparts.

The new grouping brings together centre-right MEPs from eight EU countries under the name "European Conservatives and Reformists group", with the UK Tory faction as the biggest single national element.

A. D. Xenopol firmly states the absence of any national element in Michael's politics, holding that Michael's lack of desire to join the principalities' administrations proved his actions were not motivated by any such concept.

Tchaikovsky was "painfully aware" of this skepticism at home, Botstein writes, but also realized that critics abroad recognized "the apparent synthesis of a genuine national element with the presumed compositional norms of Western music" and saw his compositions as offering music more substantive than the base exoticism of works by his nationalist countrymen.

On Monday night, the bombing of a train did claim at least 10 lives, but that was in the state of Uttar Pradesh and was most likely the work of anti-national elements with concerns entirely different from those in Kashmir.

Mired in domestic social issues such as banning beef or purging universities of 'anti-national elements,' India's government seems to have lost focus on the agenda of economic reform promised by Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the time of his election in May 2014.

I am quite convinced that allowing the national security elements of these cases to be heard in strictly limited closed hearings is an improvement on the present situation, which is a judicial vacuum.