Patria in a sentence

As patria has feminine gender, it is usually used in expressions related to one's mother, as in Spanish la Madre Patria or Portuguese a Pátria Mãe (the Motherland).

Meloni frequently opens political speeches by saying “I am a mother” and uses Mussolini’s old slogan of “Dio, patria, famiglia” (“God, fatherland, family”).

Patria has guided to nearly double its assets under management by 2025.

The audience heard Pro Patria's Jason Frost, Carevan Wagga's Bronwyn Boyle and Bloss Riverina's Jack Hillis share the stories of local community members who continue to be positively impacted by the work their organisations do.

The Foreign Ministry said on Twitter that: “115 Venezuelan men and women are happily returning to their homes thanks to a new day of the Plan Vuelta a la Patria,” an initiative in force since 2018.

Earlier in the day, police had used pepper spray to clear a line of protesters, sending at least four opposition lawmakers to the hospital, according to their political party Unión por la Patria.

He is pictured at the Pro Patria Centre where he volunteers.

Pro Patria Centre's Jason Frost welcomed the centre's new partnership with CSU which he hopes will open up new avenues of support for veterans transitioning out of the military.

The bill has lost more than half of its original 664 articles after negotiations with U por la Patria.

It is likely that the three-axle or 6x6 armored prototype would also be developed by Patria.

Pre-pandemic, Iconink’s corporate executive chef Ben Heaton spent his days (and nights) bouncing between Patria, Mira, Byblos, Figo and Weslodge.

Mr Reinsalu opposes the compact in line with Pro Patria's official stance.

Patria’s arrest comes less than two weeks after the bust of Tekashi 6ix9ine, another New York-based rapper.

Political scientist Tõnis Saarts does not consider it likely that MP Tiina Kangro's recent departure from the Pro Patria parliamentary group will break up the ruling government coalition, daily Postimees reports.

Res Publica, one of the precursors of today's Pro Patria and Res Publica Union (IRL), was founded in 2001 with a similar objective, namely to do away with political bickering and instead to focus on solving problems.

Savisaar's seat will be taken by Olle Koop, an adviser to the council's Pro Patria group told Postimees.

The current somewhat lengthy and clumsy name of the party, Isamaa ja Res Publica Liit (IRL) or Pro Patria and Res Publica Union in English, is a byproduct of the merger of two parties in 2006.

The direct translation of is "fatherland" with the party previously having preferred the Latin phrase Pro Patria.

This has estranged moderates from their parties and is at least part of the reason why former Pro Patria heavyweights Marko Mihkelson and Margus Tsahkna found a new political home in the Reform Party and in Estonia 200.

Tiina Kangro, who was not a member of the Pro Patria party but belonged to the party's parliamentary group, has quit the latter, leaving the ruling government coalition with just 50 seats in the 101-seat Riigikogu.