Sentence examples for whose nations from inspiring English sources
Where will we put the island peoples whose nations are inexorably disappearing?
Whitman's voice is never far away: "America, your homeless are... the hopscotching peasants whose nations are anxious myths".
Yet the American plea for urgent decisions to shore up the euro zone was echoed Saturday by two European ministers whose nations have stayed outside the single currency.
She said the Carmichael mine was firmly on the radar of Pacific leaders whose nations were most directly threatened by climate change.
All of them were at war and many of them were represented by people whose nations were going through a traumatic existential challenge.
The leaders, whose nations account for more than half of global economic activity, also agreed to remove protectionist measures put in place during the current global economic crisis and to avoid sudden, sharp moves in foreign exchange markets.
Australian Foreign Minister Julie Bishop, whose nation lost 37 citizens, called the lack of access "despicable".
The Navajos, whose nation covers parts of New Mexico, Utah and Arizona, shut down water intake systems and stopped diverting water from the San Juan River.
The Montenegrins, whose nation became independent from Serbia in 2006, remained unbeaten, atop their qualifying group after playing England to a scoreless tie on Tuesday.
And all of this, of course, reckons without our royal sheik, whose nation inherited roughly 9 percent of the world's oil reserves.
Kim did not attend the session, and neither did Xi or Russian President Vladimir Putin, whose nation also does business with North Korea.
