“He feels himself bound to his ethnic nationality and to the culture with which he is associated by ties much closer than that of former times.”

“As for actual Russian policies, the author's argument centers on the transfer of Nicholas I's official nationality to Greece.”

“You are, to be sure, wonderfully free from that nationality, but so it happens, that you employ the only Scotch shoe-black in London.”

“Or to assume that he believes in the addled and simplistic economics of austerity that would drive the nation back into recession.”

“The federal government has a fiduciary responsibility to ensure that these resources are used for the benefit of the nation.”

“A wave of Puerto Rican pride and nationalism grew quickly around this cause, which would continue unabated for four years.”

“Above all, Irish political nationalism demanded a state wherein, for good or ill, the people decide their own destiny.”

“Exposed to modern European ideas of nationalism under Russian tutelage, Georgians began calling for greater Georgian independence.”

“Russian armies crushed the rebellions, with devastating effects for Polish nationhood.”

“Magazines, from their contribution to nationhood to demassification after the advent of television.”

“Behind this mentality lies the progressive lobby's detestation of nationhood and Orwellian aspiration to world government.”

“Some nations confer citizenship if you marry a national of that country.”

“He opposed economic nationalization on both philosophical and programmatic grounds.”

“In purely distributional terms, these wage earners have little to gain from nationalization or socialization.”

“Despite this concurrence of nationalization and coal crisis, little attention has been focused on possible linkages between the two events.”

“They wanted the gradual nationalisation of the large industries by parliamentary methods.”

“Somewhere between nationalisation and privatisation, the famous Third Way has now been discovered.”

“Did they want socialism and nationalisation or did they prefer capitalism and free enterprise?”

“Or to assume that he believes in the addled and simplistic economics of austerity that would drive the nation back into recession.”

“The federal government has a fiduciary responsibility to ensure that these resources are used for the benefit of the nation.”

“They opposed strikes, nationalizations, and the class struggle but strongly favoured social protective legislation and civil rights.”

“Cuba became a deformed workers state with these pervasive nationalizations, which liquidated the bourgeoisie as a class.”

“Bolivia is itself no stranger to nationalizations, including in the petroleum industry.”

“That undoubtedly is what we may conclude from the rise of extreme right ideologies and nationalisms of all kinds.”

“Zionism was influenced by, and has many similarities with, other contemporary European nationalisms.”

“So when claims for independence are made it will in the future be much harder for aspirant nationalisms to demand international recognition.”

“One must also be very alert to the fact that some pilgrims of certain nationalities come in bunches and batches and push their way through.”

“For example, among the 26 nationalities in Yunnan, there are 11 nationalities that formerly used 24 writing scripts.”

“A large crowd, various ages and nationalities, circled a cement stage, writing messages with chalk provided.”

“Two of the survivors are white European and the rest are mainland Chinese nationals.”

“The interior minister Ljube Boskovski said that the group included ethnic Albanians and foreign nationals.”

“Turkey officials waved jurisdiction of the case because it did not involve any Turkish nationals, Edmonson said.”

“I want the city-state of London to join the other nations reshaping the union.”

“The country agreed to cooperate with the other nations on the trade agreement.”

“They accused the U.S. of interfering in the internal affairs of other nations.”