They are the world's largest stateless minority, and although they are divided by nationality, dialect, custom, allegiances and religion, they share a common desire: to be able to express their ethnic identity and to govern themselves in the areas in which they live.
They are a heterogeneous community divided by nationality, language, customs, and historical experience.
"The national team represents nationality.
Lower politeness within a team of "diverse" developers in term of nationality could be related to habits and customs co-existing in the same environment.
The country of origin is the "nationality" of food when it goes through customs in a foreign country and is similar to a "brand" that may be designed with a national flag when the food is for sale in a foreign market.
Certain quarters of the cities, either by custom or fiat, were restricted to different nationalities, classes, or trades, as still occurs in many contemporary cities of the developing world.
Its various ethnic groups tend to follow the customs and eat the foods of their own nationality.
Being Albanian by nationality, I feel more than ever connected with cultures, languages, customs, and traditions.
The "nationality" determines which kind of treatment preferential or non-preferential the food receives at customs, anon-preferential thend, it is ofood associated with safety, quality and the genereceivestation of the nation.
Until the middle of the 1980s, for me and for others I was in contact with who had different ethnic backgrounds, the identity and differentiation of "nationality" (minzu) seemed unimportant; the term reflected only differences in languages and customs.
