| The private administration of justice and the nationless legal environment to which it leads, is not new. |
| The U. S. S. R. had been a nuclear superpower, with geopolitical aims comparable, if opposed, to those of the U. S. Al Qaeda was nationless, nihilistic, and armed with box cutters. |
| When the plane lands, the team keep their goodbyes brief, splinter into smaller cliques and return to their families dispersed across their nationless homeland. |
| The result is a pale reflection of their original discussion of this fascinating, nationless national cinema. |
| It may seem strange to say that this region is described as nationless, because it is a region where determined, modern states exist. |
| The men of his golden age are no longer tribeless and nationless. |
