Sentence examples for nationalities for example from inspiring English sources

Another situation that is another challenge for us in all these islands of the Lake Chad, there were also other nationalities, for example, Malians and people from Benin.

This means that people of both French and Yemeni nationality, for example, would be denied entry.

Our examples appear to be primarily oriented around topic and topic expansion, and are only triggered by the need for repair where topic talk appears to be in trouble (when Jill's response is a word that does not fit the topic of Maureen's nationality, for example).

"In just one Somali family - because everyone is escaping - you can see four different nationalities - for example, Danish, Swedish, British and Dutch.

Their classification depends on their nationality (British subjects, for example, cannot be detained without charge or trial in Belmarsh); the identity of the government they intend to fight or support; and their ideology (if they believe in what they are doing they are terrorists, if they do not they are businessmen).

Visa fee varies by nationality; Americans and Brits, for example, pay 40 Jordanian dinars, equal to about $60 or £35.

Moreover, it is not straightforward to apply a common growth curve for quantification of the deviation in birth weight relative to the expected weight at birth to a study population enrolled from a large heterogeneous study area because fetal growth not only differs by gestational age but also by, for example, nationality, sex, parity, and maternal stature.

You could expand that and announce a bigger number for seven years or expand the number of nationalities covered, so include Eritreans, for example, who have been crossing the Mediterranean as well.

This project was reportedly driven by a desire to determine if the person was of the nationality which they claimed (from, for example, Somalia) or an economic migrant (from, for example, Kenya) – but the scientific community was damning as to the conflation of mtDNA for ancestry with that for race/nationality (Brumfiel 2011 Balding et al. 2010).

If you permanently reside in Canada, for example, your nationality is Canadian.

"The commission explicitly called on the government to use sensitive and inclusive language when dealing with matters of faith, yet once again points that apply equally to immigrants from a wide variety of nationalities, backgrounds and religions – Iraqi Christians for example – have been used to associate all Muslims with difficulties associated with integration.