Sentence examples for the single nation from inspiring English sources

But even more important may be how the technology is changing Islam itself by creating a virtual version of the ummah, the single nation of Muslims that Islam's followers consider themselves to be part of.

Belief in the Serbian nation had been suppressed since the end of World War II when Communist leader Marshall Tito Marshall Tito joined Serbia, Croatia, Slovenia, Montenegro and Kosovo into the single nation Yugoslavia.

Most of the single nation studies were conducted in South Africa (n = 7) and Brazil (n = 7), followed by Thailand (n = 3).

In a world increasingly knit together by trade and communications technology, it seems ever more unlikely that the single nation-state can on its own successfully handle the universal enemies of poverty, hunger, disease, natural disaster, and war or other violence.

We are now 27 [member states], and maybe from the middle of the year 28 countries, and I think we need compromises which develop the EU in the future because all the single nations are not powerful enough to stay in a global competition".

Considering the diversity of this single nation, Panossian questions the theoretical assumption that nationalism must be homogenizing.

A limitation of the study is the single-nation aspect and the use of non-standardized life expectancy assumptions.

In fact, contrary to the received wisdom of Eurosceptics, on most of the big issues of the day the behaviour of single nation states is irrelevant.

Morocco's failed bid for the 2026 World Cup may well be the last by a single nation for the foreseeable future.

She is broadly in the position of Britain around 1900, still the most powerful single nation, but no longer able to impose solutions.

"As Warren rightly said the guys have got to play these games and that's been the same for every single nation throughout the world," Lewis told BBC Radio Wales.