Sentence examples for nations rather than from inspiring English sources

Narrowing wealth disparities within nations rather than among them is now paramount.

(Here, monarchy seems a boastful luxury to taunt other nations, rather than a domestic insult).

It was meant to proclaim "a common standard of achievement for all peoples and all nations" rather than enforceable legal obligations.

They always preferred – as too many in Labour still do – to draw their political lessons from distant non-European nations rather than from anywhere in Europe, especially France.

German nationalism began to stress instinct against reason; the power of historical tradition against rational attempts at progress and a more just order; the historical differences between nations rather than their common aspirations.

Mr. Vannahme argued that Mr. Barroso's main task will be to manage the 27 nations rather than to define new political strategies, and that his powers will be circumscribed.

Security experts call Flame one of the most complex threats ever seen, suggesting a nation state rather than individual hackers are likely to have been behind its development.

Moving on into next year, the attack being attributed to a nation state rather than an independent hacking group is the one glimmer of good news for Sony.

That you work with other leaders to try to educate the people that it is in their interest that they begin to see themselves as one nation rather than these micro-nationalities.

It also, perhaps, rephrases the question of what defines a national theatre: suggesting that its job is to travel out into the nation rather than hoping the nation will gladly troop to its door.

She insisted the donated neon work was something for the nation rather than the Government.