Latvians in a sentence

The core message was that Latvians should not trust Canadians.

ETV's daily affairs show "Aktuaalne kaamera" (AK) reported on Sunday while a year ago, 70 percent of visitors in Pärnu's Viiking Spa Hotel were Finns, the largest percentage of visitors are now domestic tourists, followed by Latvians.

Latvians and foreigners with residency rights in Latvia are able to enter the country.

Doubtless there are different business models and the Latvians are indeed cashing in on the excise duties phenomenon; but it's as difficult to tease out where culpability can be apportioned here, as in much of Estonian politics.

The Latvians were on the road to linguistic and cultural extinction until they got their independence back, so you can see why they want to “Latvianise” this huge, uninvited immigrant presence in their midst as fast as possible.

At the beginning it was used to write religious texts for German priests to help them in their work with Latvians.

During the course of the war, both occupying forces conscripted Latvians into their armies, in this way increasing the loss of the nation's "live resources".

Educated Latvians no longer wanted to be Germanized.

Encouraged by the liberalism of the Provisional government, Latvians put forward proposals which envisioned a broad local autonomy.

Ethnic Latvians have been one of the world's slowest-growing ethnic groups for a century.

Grey peas and ham are generally considered as staple foods of Latvians.

If a noun is required, the expression used means literally "language of the Latvians/English/Russians", "latviešu/angļu/krievu valoda".

In any case, Saeima soon passed a law confiscating the church from Germans and giving it to Latvians.

In order to expand industrial production, more immigrants from other Soviet republics were transferred into the country, noticeably decreasing the proportion of ethnic Latvians.

In the course of the war, both occupying forces conscripted Latvians into their armies, in this way increasing the loss of the nation's "live resources".

Many Latvians stayed in the new Bolshevik state, achieving high army and party offices, only to be purged and executed by Stalin during 1937-38.

More and more Latvians started moving to the city during the mid-19th century.

Ruthenians were only nowadays Ukrainians and the whole Belarus including Smolensk and Mozhaisk Galindians were of Lithuanian ethnicity (belonging to the same family as Prussians or Latvians).

The internal situation also was unstable, as during 1919 three different governments (Latvians, Germans-White Russians, Soviets) were fighting for the control.

The number of Latvians today is actually less than it was in the 1920s.