Nationalities in a sentence

If the centre tries to ignore these sub-nationalities and bulldoze its cultural and political preference, then these sub-nationalities are bound to feel threatened and insecure and will retaliate.

However, this imposition of states where some nationalities (especially Poles, Czechs, and Serbs and Romanians ) were given power over nationalities who disliked and distrusted them eventually helped lead to World War II.

Nationalities of people on the plane Note: This list does not include the nationalities of the five hijackers.

And I meant them for people everywhere, of all nationalities, Jews, Poles and even, when I moved near them, the people of Dresden.

And Jamaica is also home to small communities of different nationalities and backgrounds, including Jewish Jamaicans, East Asian communities and others.

A statement by the Hackney Cycling Campaign, which organised the protest ride, said Mr Webb was “a kind, warm, generous and loving person” with “friends all over the world, from all nationalities and faiths”.

Called The Throat, both Poppy and Vix say collectively that Ruscombe and Whiteshill has "a really strong active community and we're diverse with all ages and nationalities.

Even those born in US and UK with nationalities of these countries but parents of Indian and Pakistani origin face unnecessary bureaucratic difficulties in getting visas to go and see their grandparents in India.

For Mr. Goldman, his wife, Corinne, and their son and two daughters, ranging from 5 to 9 years old, the day was spent waiting and commiserating with other hotel guests of all nationalities as the sirens sounded and Iron Dome missiles whooshed overhead.

Haiat said the hostages include "a lot of double nationalities, including Americans, Argentinians, Australians, Canadians … and many others.

I believe strongly that if Indians or other immigrants want to take citizenship in Germany, it is very attractive as the US, UK and other countries are making it harder for naturalisation of other nationalities in their respective countries.

In Amsterdam, the largest city in Holland, with a population of more than one million, with diverse communities coming from 176 different original nationalities, it has caused concern in some quarters.

In Cayman, I recall the days when “expats” first hung out at “their” tennis clubs and rugby clubs with people of their own nationalities.

In fact, the idea that the separate nationalities that were agglomerated into one entity in 1914 could have done better if they had continued on their individual paths to development is purely academic.

It includes hundreds of different nationalities and it is located in an area which for centuries was and is the domain of interest and conflict between superpowers: British (now the USA), Russian and Chinese empires.

It is instructive to state here that apart from those players who changed their nationalities to Nigeria, the rest cut their teeth playing for Nigeria, beginning from the country’s age-grade teams.

Mexico's national immigration agency said authorities had freed 2,115 migrants of all nationalities kidnapped by gangs in 2022.

Robinson never engages with the theories and works of communists who were Black or of oppressed races or nationalities in the U.S and abroad who, like Lenin and Marx, viewed the Black liberation struggle the class struggle.

The movie makes some changes to the real family's story, such as altering their names and nationalities, to reach a wider audience.

The Natives with over twenty million members across the country, comprises of all the tribes, ethnic nationalities and all religious groups in the country.