Sentence examples for nationalistic term from inspiring English sources

In 2005, he urged the Ministry of Education to get rid of contexts of "aboveboard Chinese" (; a Chinese nationalistic term imposed by the Chiang Kai-shek regime after World War II) from the back cover of elementary school workbooks.

Meanwhile, the Chinese press saw him in nationalistic terms.

Mr Putin sees the industry in highly nationalistic terms and as a way to boost Russian high-tech manufacturing.

Generally, however, Canadians do not think in nationalistic terms during the Stanley Cup playoffs, although they revere the game.

The flags jar among some members of the city's Sunni population, who believe they frame the war in sectarian, not nationalistic terms.

A more balanced view recognizes that, within the Jewish community, religious universalism was affirmed by the same people who understood the nature of Jewish existence in politically particularistic (i.e., nationalistic) terms.

Facilitated naturalisation ensures that citizenship is no longer seen in nationalistic terms as cultural assimilation, while strong anti-discrimination laws help individuals fight unequal treatment based on ethno-nationalistic concepts of race and ethnicity.

During the dispute over the HNC, Khánh had tried to frame the dispute in nationalistic terms against what he saw as overbearing US influence.

But the kind of investment that is necessary has required contracting the services of foreign oil companies that are not always enthusiastic about Iraq's nationalistic, tightfisted terms or the unstable security situation that can put employees in danger.

Do not dictators always speak in intensely nationalistic and righteous terms?

In 2007, after Mr. Wen publicly embraced "universal values" like human rights, the state-controlled press reacted with what seemed nationalistic vigor, and the term has since become taboo.