Sentence examples for nonnational from inspiring English sources

The fact that violence committed by nonnational teenagers had increased was particularly worrying.

Advocates of forms of constitutional patriotism often cite the United States as an example of a nonnational polity held together by an expressly political patriotism.

In civil-law systems jurisdiction varies: in France the courts will enter a case if at least one party is a French national; in Italy some Italian link must be shown by a nonnational for jurisdiction to be exercised; and in Germany and Austria, by contrast, the location of property often determines jurisdiction.

Catalan literature, among the strongest of the nonnational literatures of Europe, continued to flourish in the 21st century.

During this period, much of the territory of the principalities of Smolensk, Polotsk, Turov, and Pinsk was controlled by the grand duchy of Lithuania, which was essentially an international or nonnational formation led by a foreign dynasty (of eastern Lithuanian pagan origins) ruling over predominantly Belarusian and Ukrainian populations.

In the early 21st century it was estimated that nonnational residents made up about 5 percent of the population of the EU.

"It's really tough for nonnational brands to break through the clutter and habit, and that's why an unusual 'second look' request is worth testing as an investment," Mr. Doctor said.

The GNP is nearly identical to gross domestic product (GDP) except that the latter does not include the income accruing to a nation's residents from investments abroad (minus the income earned in the domestic economy accruing to nonnationals from abroad).

The decline has been partly due to the process of nationalization and Zambianization of such key industries as mining, in which regulations were put in place to restrict the employment and residence of nonnationals.