Sentence examples for young nations from inspiring English sources

People don't understand how young nations start and what it means to build a country from scratch".

That reflected two disproportionately young nations: the median age in India is about 24, and in Pakistan, 19.

But the age-old question has driven him to help young nations around the world open their markets, build constitutions and gain independence.

Guy Stiebel, professor of archaeology at Jerusalem's Hebrew University and Masada expert, said the evolution of myth is common in young nations or societies.

"Norway is a young nation, born in 1905, and all young nations need to find the things that will be part of their self-image.

More than 400,000 young Australians, and nearly 130,000 New Zealanders, served during the war out of loyalty to Britain, a spirit of adventure, and a desire to prove their young nations' worth.

The saddened figure of Canada Bereft, also known as Mother Canada, is a national personification of the young nation of Canada, mourning her dead.

The elements of the flag denote a young nation on the ascendant, universal brotherhood and equality, and national ideals.

Croatia (Hrvatska) is an ancient nation, yet a very young nation state.

Without one, the young nation might have to milk them harder than ever.

But realpolitik in a young nation surrounded by powerful neighbors inevitably led to compromises.