Sentence examples for two distinct countries from inspiring English sources

David Cameron, like his one-nation hero, Macmillan, appears fated to watch England continue its slow separation into two distinct countries.

Mr Salmond disagrees, citing other professorial opinion which says that because Scotland is already in the EU by virtue of being part of a member state, the process ought to be fairly straightforward.Disentangling a developed state, with connections woven over centuries, into two distinct countries is complex.

While the plan is still being put together, Lee suggested that Viva Republica would take its time expanding across Southeast Asia, where six distinct countries account for the majority of the region's population.

As such, we are witnessing the "Syrianization" of a country, slowly disintegrating into three distinct countries: 1.

It's a transition zone of sorts that the artists set out to map — the territory where the histories and notions of nationhood of two wildly distinct countries physically overlap.

At one level similar to trade, medicine in these parts tended to have two distinct orientations: Country medicine, and European medicine.

In "The Three-State Solution" (Op-Ed, Nov. 25), Leslie H. Gelb suggests dividing Iraq into three ethnically distinct countries.

Research conducted in five culturally distinct countries examined the relationship of school attendance, grade attainment and reported working hours, defined as both market and non-market related activity.

By choosing three very distinct countries we can assess whether the size of the cohabitation-marriage differential in market and nonmarket time allocation is associated with supports and stability for marriage.

[11] One monarch ruling over two (or more) distinct countries.

In this group, we identify two distinct subgroups the Visegrad countries which are similar to southern periphery in terms of living costs, but MW is only about 400 EUR, and Bulgaria/Romania, where LW as well as MW is lower.