Sentence examples for national structures from inspiring English sources

It is not intended that Europe should tamper with this autonomous approach to national structures, which has the deepest of roots in the nation state.

"Death created the modern American union," she writes, "not just by ensuring national survival, but by shaping enduring national structures and commitments".

Established bureaucracies and national structures – seen by the coalition as inefficient leftovers of Labour's "one-size-fits-all state" – are being swept away.

The malaise hanging over British tennis, both male and female, is illustrated by the fact that the only world-class player produced through the national structures over the past 10 years has been Tim Henman.

("The trouble with national structures is just what's happening here. They can be taken over". "Yes, but how can you confront a national government without a national structure?") In the lobby of the Harrington, photographers were gathering some of the more bizarre-looking people around and posing them on a sofa as a cross-section of the movement.

Some campaigners have even gone as far as to describe the game as "institutionally discriminatory", failing both ethnic minorities and women, but there is some acknowledgment that part of the problem involves some Asian clubs acting in isolation outside of the FA's national structures.

Their managements have entirely abandoned their national structure.

There needs to be a national structure in place to ensure provision for everyone.

"We just don't have the kind of national structure as in Australia or England," he said in an interview.

In that case a national structure of one government is again dictating its will to the whole international athletic community".

Efforts to build a national structure dedicated to the history and contributions of African-Americans date to a movement started by black Civil War veterans in 1915.