Sentence examples for way of nations from inspiring English sources

Is vengeance the way of nations?

Throughout all its modern eras, ancient Mesopotamia's role as a cradle of civilisation has loomed large, but many of its people say its latest incarnation, from the end of the first world war until now, has produced next to nothing in the way of nation-building that can unify its disparate groups.

"Working in collaboration for us is a way of nation-building and supporting one another".

This is a way of building nations and re-building nations.

The Wandering Falcon is also a blistering critique of the ruthless ways of nation states, as they seek to impose artificially constructed borders on older, more fluid worlds.

A3 Trade Plea for Tsunami Victims The head of the World Trade Organization issued a plea to all member nations to lower trade barriers as a way of helping nations ravaged by the tsunami.

But economic integration has a way of altering nations' interests.

Here was a way of binding nations together with treaties of friendship and trade.

They also wanted to stay out of the way of the nations vying for the other medal places, Mills explained.

But you can also cheat, which, as Chávez might say, is the way of our nation.

The way of the nation is that he will soon become a statue with a pointed index finger on whom pigeons will mete out justice.