Sentence examples for national version from inspiring English sources

Obama has proposed a national version of the same ban.

Historically speaking, the international deck is the English national version of the French national deck.

There is also a national version of this idea at bikebudi.com (part of the Liftshare network).

The government would have to create a national version of his database and, to do so, would need doctors and hospitals to have electronic medical records.

And in December 2006, while preparing for his first presidential bid, Mr. Romney signed his name to a national version of the pledge for no new taxes.

We also seem to be heading toward a national version of the sort of personal financial crisis that our health system fosters.

The national versions did better in Sydney and Melbourne.

"Britain's Got Talent", a format created in 2006, has mutated into 44 national versions, including "China's Got Talent" and "Das Supertalent".

But it may have something to do with a television programme called "Big Brother", which has spawned national versions throughout Europe and beyond.

Not a unipolar world, converging on a single model of liberal democratic capitalism, but a no-polar world, diverging towards many different national versions of often illiberal capitalism.

He suggested it shouldn,t be too difficult to work out the local versus national versions of the jirgas and pledged U.S. and international support.