statehood造句

Not all of the world's nations have their own statehood.

In June, for the first time, he publicly accepted the idea of Palestinian statehood, however circumscribed.

The ability to impose taxes, promulgate laws, count citizens and raise an army lies at the heart of statehood.

But a lot of Palestinians wonder if this is the death-knell of their dream of statehood.

And that is also to ask if Ukraine, with no tradition of statehood, can be a successful country.

Mr. Netanyahu said he is willing to restart negotiations, and he laid out Israel's conditions for agreeing to Palestinian statehood.

And I look to President Mahmoud Abbas to take the bold and difficult course that will give Palestinians what they crave and deserve: statehood.

Jackson told Texas minister William Wharton that there was a way that statehood for Texas would bring the North and South together, instead of splitting them apart.

It is time to soften the economic pressure and negotiate a detailed promise of statehood that Mr Abbas can take to his people.

The words of reaffirmation are what Palestinian leaders have been hoping to hear from nations around the world as they seek international support for Palestinian statehood.

The new president believed it would be easier to get statehood for California and New Mexico than to create territorial governments for them.

Which is why it's worth taking note of at least one unexpected Middle east drive that has recently gained momentum: Palestine's push for unilateral recognition of statehood at the United Nations.

Having consolidated enormous power in his hands, Mr Putin can afford some charitable and nostalgic words about the 1990s, incorporating that era into the history of building Russian statehood.