Sentence examples for united nations from inspiring English sources
proper noun
An international coalition, founded 24 October 1945, headquartered in New York City
Over the years, a united nations of strikers have played the hero in this parochial contest.
Endorsing Roosevelt's vision, Lodge coined a term to describe it: "the united nations".
Maybe it would have been better if th united nations and great powers did something before to prevent bad governance.
The United Nations obey the Noblemaire principle, which is binding on any organisation that belongs to the united nations system.
ICESCR: International covenant of economic, Social and cultural rights; MDG Millenniumm development goals; UN Unitedd nations; UNCESCR: United nations committee on economic, Social and cultural rights; UNDP: United nations development program; WHO: World Health Organization.
Precisely as the United States was coming apart, Italy proclaimed its new existence as a united nation.
Saif pledged: "Libya will have a better future as one united nation.
Mrs May said: "We want to ensure that we build a more secure and united nation.
This is the first step to working together as one united nation.
"We, Joko Widodo and Jusuf Kalla, urge our brothers of the nation to return to our historic faith as a united nation, as one nation, as Indonesia".
