Sentence examples for nations off from inspiring English sources
The threat of such judgements alone may be enough to ward nations off loaning artefacts to nations where they might be reclassified and seized as assets.
Many American senators say this lets the developing nations off the hook.
It also showed the character there is in sport: you play hard on the field but there is camaraderie among nations off it.
Leaders in Germany, the strongest European economy, argue that allowing the central bank to turn on the printing press would foster profligacy by taking weak nations off the hook.
No doubt it is more efficient than always having to exchange a franc for a mark, etc. Forgotten, though, is how a single currency lets its member nations off the hook.
"Terrible leaders can knock nations off course.
Captain Ahmed Khalil scored both goals in a 2-1 awin win to Japan that has the oil-rich nation off on the right foot.
It was he who cut a once-cosmopolitan nation off from the world and instituted a "Burmese way to socialism" that began its steep economic decline.
Its mission was to keep the nation off and away from drugs, which, at least according to the White House, were a moral evil and catalyst of criminal behavior.
Sheikh Al-Alwan charged that "the Jews, the Christians, and their hypocritical, mercenary lackeys have invested great efforts in cutting the nation off from its glorious history.
The tragedy in Aurora has once again knocked a nation off-balance.
