Sentence examples for shared nationality from inspiring English sources

Before the movie ends, the two have a bitter disagreement that reflects their fundamental differences, despite their shared nationality and history.

This is not the time to start infringing the rights of people whose only relationship with international terrorists may be a shared nationality, religion or ethnic background.

Its focus is young composers, never a monolithic bunch even when they share nationalities and musical backgrounds, and even harder to pigeonhole once you bring them in from around the globe, as MATA's directors have always done.

The criminal mastermind of the original series shared his nationality, a Communist intelligence officer called Wo Fat, whose depiction lent "Hawaii Five-O" a kind of cold-war relevance.

He said the investigation had "noted unfortunate patterns in the history of the 24 member 2010 Fifa executive committee" and also recommended members should not be allowed to take part in votes in which they share a nationality with one of the bidding nations.

He shares his nationality with Gary Player, who became the first non-American winner at Augusta National 50 years ago.

On the sideline, and in the stand at Arsenal's stadium in London where his latest fall took place were two managers who share his nationality but have totally different designs on his welfare.

The statement said: "Given that Mr Assange is an Australian citizen, one of the members of the working group who shares his nationality recused herself from participating in the deliberations.

The 48-year-old is deputy chairman of the ethics committee but will preside over the hearing after chairman Claudio Sulser ruled himself out on the grounds he shares Swiss nationality with Sepp Blatter.

Fifa has announced that Claudio Sulser, the head of the ethics committee, will not take charge of the hearing as he shares Swiss nationality with Bin Hammam's presidential rival Blatter.

"Those who share a nationality have a tendency to stick together," he noted, adding that one of the group's social workers had learned Farsi in order to communicate with the organization's Afghan clients.