Sentence examples for nations's from inspiring English sources

JOB is the nations's oldest not-for-profit employment service for people with disabilities.

The nations's most popular energy technology, solar power, adds just a few pounds a year to energy bills.

Greece's finance minister, Yanis Varoufakis, has labelled proposals from the debt-stricken nations's creditors as "clearly unviable," the day after crisis talks in Brussels broke down.

By Daniel Ford The New Yorker, February 28 , 1983P. 29 The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission has solidly maintained that the nations's 76 commercial nuclear power plants, although susceptible to catastrophic meltdown accidents, are still safe enough to operate.

I thought our long quest for the defining feature of Britishness was over a few weeks ago when we were handed the glory of Boaty McBoatface (which topped – I am laughing again as I type, and I don't care – the online voting for naming our nations's new £200m polar research vessel).

And meanwhile, in our nations's Capitol..

It's the nation's young.

It's our nation's capital.

The nation's evolved.

Not the nation's homework!

So does the nation's.