Sentence examples for own nations from inspiring English sources

The British pavilion, for example, is run by the British Council and the State Department delegates responsibility for the American pavilion to the Peggy Guggenheim Collection, which is based in Venice.This year many of the artists selected to fill their national pavilions are again taking the pulse of their own nations.

Even if their own nations haven't made that progress yet".

Perhaps weary of their own nations' austerity measures, Europeans were queuing up to fill Aegean's planes.

"We have made our own nations safer by denying safe haven to international terrorists.

Individuals would be free to live as they chose, in their own nations, carving out their own destinies.

The flight of Africans from their own nations fuelled cartoon-like perceptions of the continent abroad, in which the Economist was far from alone.

In part, this is characteristic of any "national religion: in practice only the gods of one's own nation are significant".

A realist conception of international relations suggests that the proper role of every national government is to represent and advance the interests of its own nation.

WHEN did it officially become its own nation?

"We will become minorities and guests in our own nation".

"I will be my own nation," she declares.