Sentence examples for nations as such from inspiring English sources

Miller appears to argue from the fact that a morally pristine, highly idealized nationalism would facilitate distributive justice (or democracy) to the conclusion that nations as such are entitled to their own states or at least to a presumption thereof.

The most common form of Ascriptivist theory holds that nations as such have a right of self-determination that includes the right to secede in order to have their own state.

Moreover, the Remedial Right Only approach need not reject claims to independence on the part of nations; it only rejects the much stronger assertion that nations as such have a unilateral right to secede.

"Without sports, it's impossible to speak of a healthy way of life, about the health of the nation as such".

No boycott, in our sense of the term, should be directed against an individual, a people, or a nation as such.

In the literature on postcolonial societies, the concept of state capture refers to rulers favouring their own ethnic or regional groups rather than the nation as such; the state is thereby captured by a specific group.

This research was also carried out in a developed nation as such serves as a background for this research.

The monarch was accepted as the symbol of the free association of the independent member nations and as such was the head of the Commonwealth.

#The Geneva Convention is a treaty between nations and as such it does not confer individual rights and remedies.

Additionally, the majority of countries where research is sparse or absent are developing nations, and as such it is possible that the pharmaceutical consumption (and hence pollution) profile may differ markedly from that of developed nations.

US Paralympians saw this as a disadvantage for the US Paralympic athletes, as nations such as Canada and Britain supported Paralympians and Olympians virtually equally.