Sentence examples for out of nations from inspiring English sources

Generally, the European courts try to stay out of nations' internal matters, and they may see this case in that light.

Promoting the secrecy and privacy of bank accounts in order to benefit from money stolen out of nations run by authoritarian regimes, corrupt post-communist nations and dirty money generated by organized crime, misleads the American public.

Its message is clear, that "human rights and international financial integrity are intimately linked" and that poverty increases when money flows out of nations illicitly instead of being invested in the basic needs of people in their countries.

Rumors of the possibility of the Fed tapering will, in and of themselves, cause investment capital to flow out of nations such as Brazil and India, while putting pressure on those nations to raise their interest rates.

According to the United Nations Human Development Indexx, Sierra Leone is ranked 179 out of 179 nations.

By Sasha Frere-Jones July 29 , 2009According to the United Nations Human Development Indexx, Sierra Leone is ranked 179 out of 179 nations.

Despite the bluster, however, today the SNP wrote itself out of nation-changing power, not into it.

"There are some scholars who say that the traditional homeland of the Métis was the travelling they did," Thistle says, "so that totally goes against our modern conception of a rooted, bounded territory that comes out of nation-state-building".

"If he hadn't gotten himself out of nation-state economies he'd be the equivalent of a champagne socialist – he'd still be supported by stuff he wanted to be free of".

"If he hadn't gotten himself out of nation-state economies he'd be the equivalent of a champagne socialist he'd still be supported by stuff he wanted to be free of".

He briefly returned to Poland when another uprising broke out during the Spring of Nations (1848).