Sentence examples for separated nations from inspiring English sources

And Christine Lagarde, managing director of the fund, separated nations into three groups that might be described as strong, trying and laggards.

It's a blood kinship between separated nations, a kind of peninsular brotherhood.

The assumption that political fragmentation means more nationalistic, inward-looking, self-aggrandising cultures in the separated nations, particularly England, might be wrong.

Yes, trade, technology and common markets are eroding borders separating nations, thus enhancing the potential for collaborative, transnational policies, but there's an equally powerful countertrend of people clinging fiercely to national and ethnic difference — see Tibet, Kosovo and Kenya.

The physical and political barriers that used to separate nations and R&D co-operation no longer create critical obstacles.

"Today is not a time for separating nations by walls," Rouhani said, in an apparent reference to Trump's promise to build a barrier along the U.S. border with Mexico.

"We consider the border not to be a purely physical barrier separating nation states, but a complex continuum stretching offshore and onshore, including the overseas, maritime, physical border and domestic dimensions of the border".

A big American financial institution will be separated into nation-by-nation parts, while it was probably designed to operate as a global whole.

Arab scholars speak of a "freedom deficit" that has separated whole nations from the progress of our time.

Along with — and because of — dramatic social and demographic changes, America is quickly dividing itself into two separate nations, regional enclaves of rigid politics, as the idea of common national priorities fades further into a distant past.

The NATO common budget and multi-national funding of key capabilities is the central glue that binds 28 separate nations into a common military fighting machine.