Sentences with phrase «of a particular nation»

On the contrary, that reality is utterly independent of the evolution or destiny of particular nations or races.

The purpose of a passport is to show other nations that you are a legal citizen of your particular nation of origin.

If a nation does repent and God builds them up, then it is for him alone to decide how the finished vessel will fit into his plan... God alone determines the special features / privileges / responsibilities of a particular nation (Forster & Marston, God's Strategy, 74).

And as for whether our various faiths are a help or a hindrance to the success of this particular nation, I see no reason why that question should be the test of our convictions.

Civil Law which is also referred to as the Common Law primarily deals with the rights and duties of individuals or corporations of a particular nation.

If to a nation outside the Eurozone, they get the Euro of that particular nation.

Thirdly, the very idea of integration in the directive is understood through the prism of social facts and prohibition of discrimination on the basis of nationality — not through the prism of cultural exceptionalism of a particular nation (see, e.g. Dora Kostakopoulou's Why Naturalisation?

The idea that these might subordinate their financial interests to that of a particular nation hardly comes into play.