Sentence examples for traditional nations from inspiring English sources

The land photographed comprises a variety of traditional nations, including the Wayilwan, Euahlayi, Ngemba and Barkandji people, whose community leaders have supported Harmon's project.

The decision in favour of Japan to become the first country outside the IRB's traditional nations to host a World Cup, is likely to swing the large, highly significant Asian vote in the Olympics behind rugby's cause.

This has done wonders for the less traditional nations, and has led to a happy state of affairs where South American football has no minnows.

What is threatened by this globalization is the national identity, the traditional nation state.

In the Japanese case, it was argued that decisions about membership or belonging have been subordinated to the traditional nation-state narrative: migrants of Japanese descent were framed as non-Japanese nationals expected to assimilate completely into mainstream Japanese society without being granted equal rights.

North Korea isn't a traditional nation-state.

One possible answer is that globalized market forces increase regional inequalities within traditional nation-states.

North Korea is not a traditional nation-state but a cult that possesses territory.

Arendt viewed the growth of totalitarianism as the outcome of the disintegration of the traditional nation-state.

If traditional nation-state social democracy has passed its heyday, what is the centre-left's distinctive political offer?

King Abdullah is popular and has taken what are considered bold moves to try to speed reconciliation between modernity and his ultra-religious, traditional nation.