multinational state

Many attempts have been made to define what a multinational state is.

This is very important to our multinational state.

The plan would mean the abandonment of the ideal of a multinational state for which the Government has stood.

But most of the inhabitants of Scotland think it is a nation within a multinational state.

Before the Serbian aggression, Bosnia was in fact a model of a multinational state.

As the largest republic in the multinational state, Serbia dominated Yugoslavia.

Despite being a multinational state, irredentist disputes between Pakistan's pashtun lands still continue.

A multinational state is a sovereign state which is viewed as comprising two or more nations.

Ivan subjugated Tatars and many other tribes, making Russia for the first time a multinational state.

Austria-Hungary, which succeeded the Austrian Empire, is a historical instance of a multinational state.

Many politicians and public figures think that Canada would move forward in the recognition of its own diversity by declaring itself a de jure multinational state.

"Revolution in Hungary and the Dissolution of the Multinational State.

The result is a potentially unmanageable spread of vital interests in a country already lumbered with the burdens of being a multinational state.

They could never forget, he told his audience in his 70th anniversary speech later in the year, that they lived in a multinational state.

Depending on the definitions of such terms as "nation" a multinational state may or may not be multicultural and / or multilingual.

The post-World War II Yugoslavia was in many respects a model of how to build a multinational state.

Specifically, a loss of Croats would mean fewer people to support Croat politicians and diminution of their power base within the multinational state.

Approval of this report would vindicate all the Eurosceptics' claims that the European Union harbours ambitions to become a multinational state.

A short cut will begin in 1918 when Yugoslavia was formed as a multinational state, joining more than a dozen ethnic groups with three religions and four principal languages.

We must work on achieving a rapprochement between the two neighbouring states, the Islamic state of Pakistan and the multinational state of India.

For uses outside the Israeli-Palestinian context, see Two Nations theory, Multinational state and Consociationalism.

As not all states are nation states, there are a number of ethnic groups who live in a multinational state without necessarily being considered as "stateless nations".

The ideas of national separatism were always alien to the spirit of socialist internationalism which is the core of the foundation of the Soviet multinational state.

The USSR's fifteen union republics, united on a supposedly voluntary basis, formed an 'integral, federal, multinational state', according to the 1977 Constitution.

"National Identity and Attitude Toward Foreigners in a Multinational State: A Replication".