Sentence examples for to make nations from inspiring English sources

But in the end, the power to make nations break their own internal deadlocks may prove impossible to delegate.

It is clear that Crummell thinks races ought to make nations as their instrument of civilizing uplift, but it is nowhere evident that he thinks races are the objects of that uplift.

The initial focus will be in Afghanistan, one of the world's poorest nations where militant rulers house bin Laden, the son of a Saudi billionaire, whose target is the Western way of life and whose goal it is to make nations adhere to medieval Islamic tenets.

An answer that will do!" I don't want to make "Nation" sound like a tract.

But space itself remains blank and access to it is what should make nations allies.

The classic formula of nationalism, to make "every nation a state and every state a nation," results in what Minorities Section Director of the League of Nations P. de Azcarate described as an international "crisis".

Because robots can stage attacks with little immediate risk to the people who operate them, opponents say that robot warriors lower the barriers to warfare, potentially making nations more trigger-happy and leading to a new technological arms race.

Earlier this week, a senior Chinese official published an article blasting the standards as a "political tool" intended to make developing nations like China pay for the economic recovery of developed nations like the United States.

Niger, meanwhile, have a full squad from which to choose as the Mena prepare to make their Nations Cup debut.

Siasia earlier apologised to Nigerians for the team's failure to make the Nations Cup finals for the first time in 25 years.

Send arms to a weak nation, intending perhaps to make the nation stronger, and you might actually make it weaker over time.