Sentence examples for viable countries from inspiring English sources

To really give to all the indigenous black nations of South Africa really viable countries.

And if the Western powers wanted to make one final intervention before leaving the region, they should help destroy some of the artificial boundaries that they created after World War I. Iraq and Syria have never been viable countries and should be allowed to eventually partition themselves into ethnic or sectarian enclaves, much as Yugoslavia was after the Cold War ended.

Some have questioned whether Ghent is large enough to make a viable country.

What the aid has not built is a stable and viable country.

Westerners struggling to turn Bosnia into a viable country are looking on with hopeful approval.

"If we want to have a viable country, we need to provide our people with security," he says.

An independent Scotland would be a wealthy and financially viable country like New Zealand, but could suffer initial growing pains, according to credit ratings agency Standard & Poor's.

"Will we still have a viable country in 2020?" he asks himself rhetorically, cautiously concluding, "I think we've got a better than 50-50 chance".

"The mind-boggling text may have the ratification of the majority," Mr. Paz Soldán said, "but it might not be the recipe for a viable country".

Yet my attention snagged on a statement the finance minister made to the Mexican press: "This demonstrates confidence that Mexico will remain a viable country".

But Tamimi said the playbook, along with a further 300 Isis documents he has obtained over the past year, showed that building a viable country rooted in fundamentalist theology was the central aim.