comity of nations

"What does China care for the comity of nations?"

This is the cruel reality of what passes for an "international community" and the comity of nations.

When a foreign leader puts a bounty on the lives of citizens in another country, he strikes at the comity of nations.

"It is our firm resolve to restore Nigeria fully to her previous prestigious position in the comity of nations," he said during his inauguration.

Had that happened, he said in the interview, "your entire economy, your honor, your place in the comity of nations, everything goes haywire."

Being courts of record, they shall administer the comity of nations, and take notice as matters of fact, of the laws of foreign countries.

Whatever the world may think, France had really sought, both at Genoa and The Hague, to bring Russia back into the comity of nations.

James McSparran: The tricolour is admitted by all nations within the comity of nations to be the national flag of Ireland.

The establishment of the Gulf of Mannar Marine Biosphere reserve has enhanced India's position as an environmentally responsible country in the comity of nations.

I wish to say further that it is important when considering applications under the Convention that it should be borne in mind that these are matters which affect the comity of nations.

The Japanese-Russian War took place in 1904, and the historians of the time gravely noted it down that that event marked the entrance of Japan into the comity of nations.

Britain, in common with the Allies, had learned from the First World War that international peace and stability could only be maintained by the early restoration of Germany to the comity of nations.

Mr. Clinton's equivalent to deterring the Soviets is to seize the fleeting chance for post-cold-war demilitarization while also checking the plague of weapons proliferation and sectarian chaos that threatens any comity of nations.

Marković immediately began attracting attention and from 1868 until his early death (1875) became one of the leading figures in Serbia's quest to reclaim its lost ancestral territories and enter into the comity of nations.

Our goal is the good of India, to endeavor to take our country to its rightful place in the comity of nations; above all, to bring peace, unity, well-being and prosperity in the lives of all citizens."

Tonga never reliquished internal self-government, but when external foreign affairs were again decided by Tongans without reference to the United Kingdom in 1970, Tonga was said to have rejoined the Comity of Nations.

On the other hand, Nigeria cannot make the desired progress in the comity of nations under the leadership of the ruling People's Democratic Party, a Congress for Progressive Change lawmaker, Senator Hadi Sirika, has said.

The Union will have a greater political role in the world, will at last be able to carry weight, and, I hope, will exert greater influence in the comity of nations in spreading abroad the ideal of peace which presided over its birth.

The ultimate survival of the Circassian language and culture is intimately associated with the political fate of the Circassians in the Caucasus and the re-establishment of Circassia as a viable state, recognised as a full member of the comity of nations.