Sentence examples for with the nations from inspiring English sources

"Free trade definitely brings new economic opportunities," David de Ferranti, a World Bank vice president for Latin America and the Caribbean, said in a report on the North American Free Trade Agreement and its implications for a Free Trade Area of the Americas, the hemispheric pact Mr. Bush seeks with the nations gathered here.

The precarious state of relations with the nations at war in Europe, particularly Germany, made Wilson fear for national security in the event of an interregnum — which then, before the ratification of the 20th Amendment in 1933, lasted more than a month longer than it does today.

That has made the United States eager to work even more closely with the nations as a group.

He thinks the U.S. must seek to ally itself with the nations he calls "the new influentials".

With the nations of the West on heightened antiterror alert, the protected military confines were considered more manageable.

And as with any other brand, people have associations, good or bad, with the nations they know.

In such a culture, the financial system equates with the nation, the national security and the national interest.

The central concept is national belonging, understood as the subjective feeling of attachment and identification with the nation.

Virginia votes with the nation.

As with the nation, so with pantomime.

Exalting Nadella conflates the few with the nation.