Examples of using Same nation in English and their translations into Spanish
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are being forced to comply with conditions imposed by developed countries, some of those same nations decide at the same time to impose policies that encroach upon national and regional positions.
We still have to contend with the paradox that while liberalization is promoted as a condition for partnership with Africa, the same nations that lay down such prescriptions are often seen to be failing to live up to those standards.
Noticiero Univision also has news share agreements with many of the national broadcast networks in those same nations and will often carry their footage
We must make people feel like the same nation again.
Fourth, inequality is a relative concept within the same nation.
We are all citizens of the same nation, and the.
But this frequently occurs in the same country and within the same nation.
All of these names are interchangeable, referring to the same nation, Edom.
Because of it the lack of expression is assimilated in which the same nation crosses.
We have not done too badly in living peacefully together in the same nation.
This is so ridiculous that we feel ashamed to mention it as the same nation.
Battles cannot be fought by two teams built from vehicles of the same nation.
Why would you put two races in the same nation, And expect them to get along?
citizens of a same nation!
It is of no use for us to quarrel with each other as parts of the same nation.
The rest are struggles for self-determination turned into bloody conflict and civil war in one and the same nation State.
have the coincidence of being born in the same nation as the criminal should not live their lives in fear that the government of the United States might kill
When we combine Darwin's complete theory of evolution-built upon the idea that our social instincts evolve from"small tribes" to"larger communities" to"all members of the same nation" to, finally,"all nations and races"-with his idea that evolution progresses toward perfection,
An acquaintance, or one who is of the same nation, party or group.