Definition of binational in English:

binational

adjectivebʌɪˈnaʃ(ə)n(ə)lˌbīˈnaSH(ə)n(ə)l

Concerning or consisting of two nations.
Example sentencesExamples
- The answer is easy: by continuing to negate the binational reality of the country, together with its history and memory.
- A year ago, I was interviewed in Sweden by someone who was very enthusiastic about the idea of a binational or post-national state.
- Are there any instances of a colonial settler state offering binational solutions or repeatedly accepting international partition plans in order to arrive at an accommodation with the indigenous population?
- The reason we're doing a binational, a U.S.-Canadian task force investigation, is to get the right answers so that people have the comfort of mind that this isn't going to happen again.
- President Thabo Mbeki and his Algerian counterpart, President Abdelaziz Bouteflika, condemned international terrorism at the close of a binational meeting on Wednesday.
- Once the two state solution if permanently off the table, the only one left will be a binational, secular, democratic state.
- We realise that it will take a binational campaign, in both East Timor and Australia, to change the position of your government.
- The conference, he says, was meant to be a first step toward creating formal networks of collaboration for a binational movement to fight the injustices brought about by corporate globalization.
- The result would be a binational democracy, like Belgium.
- Binationalism, as a general category, need not be equated - as Lama Abu-Odeh equates it - with the specific proposal for a binational state as opposed to a two-state solution.
- Citigroup is offering what it calls binational credit cards.
- Regardless of what one thinks of the new historians or the binational proposal, the book is still useful revisionist history.
- His core sense evolved into advocacy for a binational state as the most humane and just solution.
- In one of their first public events, members of the binational organization recently joined a Juarez group, Voces Sin Eco, or Voices Without Echo, on a trip to the spot where the eight bodies were found in November.
- Following that model, the secession amendment would call for the creation a binational panel composed of one representative from Canada, one from the seceding province, and a mutually agreed upon arbitrator.
- Instead of this, I would propose a one-state binational solution.
- Proposals proliferated for a new constitutional arrangement: special status for Quebec, the construction of the federal level along binational lines, Quebec sovereignty linked to a Canadian economic association.
- You may remember Sanchez, the director of Homies Unidos, a binational group working to broker a peace between rival gangs here and in El Salvador.
- It was also decided to establish a binational commission with oil-rich Equatorial Guinea to strengthen relations and South Africa would soon open its first diplomatic mission in Malabo.
- This week's Forward reports on an interesting interview with him in which his train of thought is on full display: ‘Embattled academic Tony Judt defends call for binational state.’

Definition of binational in US English:

binational

adjectiveˌbīˈnaSH(ə)n(ə)l

Concerning or consisting of two nations.
Example sentencesExamples
- Instead of this, I would propose a one-state binational solution.
- It was also decided to establish a binational commission with oil-rich Equatorial Guinea to strengthen relations and South Africa would soon open its first diplomatic mission in Malabo.
- The reason we're doing a binational, a U.S.-Canadian task force investigation, is to get the right answers so that people have the comfort of mind that this isn't going to happen again.
- We realise that it will take a binational campaign, in both East Timor and Australia, to change the position of your government.
- Following that model, the secession amendment would call for the creation a binational panel composed of one representative from Canada, one from the seceding province, and a mutually agreed upon arbitrator.
- Citigroup is offering what it calls binational credit cards.
- President Thabo Mbeki and his Algerian counterpart, President Abdelaziz Bouteflika, condemned international terrorism at the close of a binational meeting on Wednesday.
- The answer is easy: by continuing to negate the binational reality of the country, together with its history and memory.
- Regardless of what one thinks of the new historians or the binational proposal, the book is still useful revisionist history.
- Are there any instances of a colonial settler state offering binational solutions or repeatedly accepting international partition plans in order to arrive at an accommodation with the indigenous population?
- Proposals proliferated for a new constitutional arrangement: special status for Quebec, the construction of the federal level along binational lines, Quebec sovereignty linked to a Canadian economic association.
- The conference, he says, was meant to be a first step toward creating formal networks of collaboration for a binational movement to fight the injustices brought about by corporate globalization.
- The result would be a binational democracy, like Belgium.
- Binationalism, as a general category, need not be equated - as Lama Abu-Odeh equates it - with the specific proposal for a binational state as opposed to a two-state solution.
- Once the two state solution if permanently off the table, the only one left will be a binational, secular, democratic state.
- A year ago, I was interviewed in Sweden by someone who was very enthusiastic about the idea of a binational or post-national state.
- You may remember Sanchez, the director of Homies Unidos, a binational group working to broker a peace between rival gangs here and in El Salvador.
- In one of their first public events, members of the binational organization recently joined a Juarez group, Voces Sin Eco, or Voices Without Echo, on a trip to the spot where the eight bodies were found in November.
- His core sense evolved into advocacy for a binational state as the most humane and just solution.
- This week's Forward reports on an interesting interview with him in which his train of thought is on full display: ‘Embattled academic Tony Judt defends call for binational state.’

单词	binational
释义	Definition of binational in English: binational adjectivebʌɪˈnaʃ(ə)n(ə)lˌbīˈnaSH(ə)n(ə)l Concerning or consisting of two nations. Example sentencesExamples The answer is easy: by continuing to negate the binational reality of the country, together with its history and memory. A year ago, I was interviewed in Sweden by someone who was very enthusiastic about the idea of a binational or post-national state. Are there any instances of a colonial settler state offering binational solutions or repeatedly accepting international partition plans in order to arrive at an accommodation with the indigenous population? The reason we're doing a binational, a U.S.-Canadian task force investigation, is to get the right answers so that people have the comfort of mind that this isn't going to happen again. President Thabo Mbeki and his Algerian counterpart, President Abdelaziz Bouteflika, condemned international terrorism at the close of a binational meeting on Wednesday. Once the two state solution if permanently off the table, the only one left will be a binational, secular, democratic state. We realise that it will take a binational campaign, in both East Timor and Australia, to change the position of your government. The conference, he says, was meant to be a first step toward creating formal networks of collaboration for a binational movement to fight the injustices brought about by corporate globalization. The result would be a binational democracy, like Belgium. Binationalism, as a general category, need not be equated - as Lama Abu-Odeh equates it - with the specific proposal for a binational state as opposed to a two-state solution. Citigroup is offering what it calls binational credit cards. Regardless of what one thinks of the new historians or the binational proposal, the book is still useful revisionist history. His core sense evolved into advocacy for a binational state as the most humane and just solution. In one of their first public events, members of the binational organization recently joined a Juarez group, Voces Sin Eco, or Voices Without Echo, on a trip to the spot where the eight bodies were found in November. Following that model, the secession amendment would call for the creation a binational panel composed of one representative from Canada, one from the seceding province, and a mutually agreed upon arbitrator. Instead of this, I would propose a one-state binational solution. Proposals proliferated for a new constitutional arrangement: special status for Quebec, the construction of the federal level along binational lines, Quebec sovereignty linked to a Canadian economic association. You may remember Sanchez, the director of Homies Unidos, a binational group working to broker a peace between rival gangs here and in El Salvador. It was also decided to establish a binational commission with oil-rich Equatorial Guinea to strengthen relations and South Africa would soon open its first diplomatic mission in Malabo. This week's Forward reports on an interesting interview with him in which his train of thought is on full display: ‘Embattled academic Tony Judt defends call for binational state.’ Definition of binational in US English: binational adjectiveˌbīˈnaSH(ə)n(ə)l Concerning or consisting of two nations. Example sentencesExamples Instead of this, I would propose a one-state binational solution. It was also decided to establish a binational commission with oil-rich Equatorial Guinea to strengthen relations and South Africa would soon open its first diplomatic mission in Malabo. The reason we're doing a binational, a U.S.-Canadian task force investigation, is to get the right answers so that people have the comfort of mind that this isn't going to happen again. We realise that it will take a binational campaign, in both East Timor and Australia, to change the position of your government. Following that model, the secession amendment would call for the creation a binational panel composed of one representative from Canada, one from the seceding province, and a mutually agreed upon arbitrator. Citigroup is offering what it calls binational credit cards. President Thabo Mbeki and his Algerian counterpart, President Abdelaziz Bouteflika, condemned international terrorism at the close of a binational meeting on Wednesday. The answer is easy: by continuing to negate the binational reality of the country, together with its history and memory. Regardless of what one thinks of the new historians or the binational proposal, the book is still useful revisionist history. Are there any instances of a colonial settler state offering binational solutions or repeatedly accepting international partition plans in order to arrive at an accommodation with the indigenous population? Proposals proliferated for a new constitutional arrangement: special status for Quebec, the construction of the federal level along binational lines, Quebec sovereignty linked to a Canadian economic association. The conference, he says, was meant to be a first step toward creating formal networks of collaboration for a binational movement to fight the injustices brought about by corporate globalization. The result would be a binational democracy, like Belgium. Binationalism, as a general category, need not be equated - as Lama Abu-Odeh equates it - with the specific proposal for a binational state as opposed to a two-state solution. Once the two state solution if permanently off the table, the only one left will be a binational, secular, democratic state. A year ago, I was interviewed in Sweden by someone who was very enthusiastic about the idea of a binational or post-national state. You may remember Sanchez, the director of Homies Unidos, a binational group working to broker a peace between rival gangs here and in El Salvador. In one of their first public events, members of the binational organization recently joined a Juarez group, Voces Sin Eco, or Voices Without Echo, on a trip to the spot where the eight bodies were found in November. His core sense evolved into advocacy for a binational state as the most humane and just solution. This week's Forward reports on an interesting interview with him in which his train of thought is on full display: ‘Embattled academic Tony Judt defends call for binational state.’
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