Sentence examples for nations driven by from inspiring English sources
Nations driven by paranoia and fear make poor decisions.
The 10 non-eurozone members of the 27-member EU, including the UK, are concerned they may become isolated if the eurozone nations - driven by Berlin and Paris - decide to move to a new treaty on their own.
In this new book, ElBaradei reports on a deeply disturbing development -- a scramble by numerous nations, driven by fear and insecurity, to obtain nuclear weapons or to maintain their own privileged nuclear status.
The larger problem was corporate "double standards" in industrial hazards that emerged as industries faced regulation and liability in the most industrialized nations, driven by growing awareness of workers and the public about the disease threat from certain industrial air contaminants and water pollutants.
An individual truly becomes a citizen when he or she devolves personal powers to align with civil society, to become a small part of a larger nation state driven by communal decisions.
"We can never say that a nation driven by Judeo-Christian principles will only intervene where our interests are threatened, because we also have values," he said.
But the propagation of fear also has a major downside: It can produce a nation driven by fear, lacking in self-confidence and thus less likely to inspire trust among America's allies, including Muslim ones, whose support is needed for an effective and intelligent response to the terrorist phenomenon.
He vowed to build an "aspiration nation" driven by individual ambition - the "doers, the risk-takers".
Are we a nation driven by hope and promise or a nation driven by fear?
Over the last several years, we've worked on a wide range of well-received sustainable architectural projects in the region and nation, driven by sustainable design.
In the week of November 9 alone, there have been 421 confirmed cases of the hemorrhagic fever in the West African nation, driven by intense transmission rates in the capital city of Freetown.
