Meanings of national ones in anglès

So have pan-European mobile licences instead of national ones sold by governments.

So have pan-European mobile licenses instead of national ones sold by governments.

For there are festivals every now and then, besides the three national ones.

Are votes made on local issues rather than national ones?

IDENTITIES, ESPECIALLY national ones, are social and historical constructions.

In the Roman republic great conquerors assumed even distinctive titles, as well as national ones.

At one time or another Charles held seven world's cycling speed records and 17 national ones.

But this is misleading: predicting constituency-level results is a different ball game to predicting national ones.

Doesn't the European legal system ultimately need to have more weight than national ones as a matter of principle?

Those based abroad must be given the right to vote in provincial ballots as well a the national ones.

Indigenous Australian rapper Adam Briggs told Reuters the issues were national ones and not limited to the Northern Territory.

The chair of Tonga's Media Council says he expects local constituency issues to decide the election, rather than national ones.

They have become embedded in the EU's public face over the last 21 years, expressing a real identification alongside national ones.

In fact, in some ways, the results of local elections affect the daily lives of children and families more than national ones.

The UK, Germany and Poland have opted out of joining a common EU-wide auction platform and decided to set up their own national ones.

Under the plans, companies would have to calculate their profits under common European rules rather than national ones, closing down options for creative cross-border accountancy.