Sentences with phrase «if powerful nations»

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In a modest way, the slogan captured the libertarian idea that a powerful company, like a nation - state, is most virtuous when it governs least — even if that means tolerating hate speech.

North Korea may be planning one of the most powerful nuclear explosions in history, if the nation's foreign minister is to be believed.

A massive socialization process, a leveling if you may, so that the inhabitants of the world, and particularly the citizens of the more powerful nations, would accept world government.

First, when a group is defended by world opinion, by a powerful organization, by the world's strongest nations (the U.S.S.R, China), can it then be said even if they still suffer terribly — that these people are truly abandoned and forgotten?

Even if this does not happen, even if the United States continues on as the greatest and richest and most powerful nation in the world for many generations to come, are you making preparations now to hold the fort for future Christian generations?

The religious scene in America is quite different from everywhere else, if for no other reason than that we are by far the richest and most powerful nation in the world.

asdf, And as such, it is permissible for him to lie to us «infidels» if it will get him elected to as President as the most powerful nation on the planet.

If god could do that, why can't god, the all powerful, just do it himself, or send down another jesus, or just appear, I am positive if god just waved down from the sky and spoke to America, the nation would turn to god REAL quicIf god could do that, why can't god, the all powerful, just do it himself, or send down another jesus, or just appear, I am positive if god just waved down from the sky and spoke to America, the nation would turn to god REAL quicif god just waved down from the sky and spoke to America, the nation would turn to god REAL quick.

They control the majority of the World's wealth and arguably are one of the most powerful blocks in the world, hardly a quality one would associate with a «minority» Perhaps the millions of non Christians who lost land or culture (not to mention millions of lives) as a result of Christian nations colonizing the World justifiably would call this headline atrocious as it simply is historically untrue if one looks at the World over the past 300 or so years and it ignores the reality of suffering brought forth by a particular religion that seeks to change all people to any one particular religion.

He sees education as a powerful beacon which if properly harnessed can banish the scourge of poverty, ignorance and disease and set a nation firmly on the path to greatness.

If endorsed and guaranteed by the ICC, the United Nations Security Council, or powerful states, this form of temporary exile could provide a credible exit option.

If anything it sounded like a more powerful prime minister than a mere one nation prime minister.

«These are the ties that unite our society — and yet they are not powerful enough on their own if the economic gap between us is allowed to grow too big... I say we One Nation Tories can not ignore the gulf in pay packets that yawns wider year by year.

If there were a Wakanda — a powerful African nation that never experienced colonization and white supremacy — wouldn't it have an obligation to those African peoples, and their descendants, who lacked the resources to defend themselves?

There's a story here that basically pits an initially small force of troops and hired mercenaries against a powerful nation's military after their president's plane is shot down over enemy territory and the mission is to find out if he, along with a great military hero traveling with him are still alive.

Julie Nagam, a Winnipeg - based artist and art historian of the Anishinaabe Nation, presents a new video installation titled our future is in the land, if we listen to it that carries a powerful message of environmental preservation and sovereignty.

Why do we treat the world's most powerful and innovative nation as if it were a failed state, rejoicing at even the faintest suggestion of common sense?

It certainly would send a more powerful signal to other nations in December if the US has passed a strong climate bill by then.

Robert Howarth, an environmental biology professor at Cornell University, used research from the United Nations to calculate that if methane's potency were considered over 20 years rather than 100 years, it would be 72 times as powerful as carbon dioxide in terms of its warming potential.

Imagine that this court is so powerful that nations often must heed its rulings as if they came from their own supreme courts, with no meaningful way to appeal.