Wine production is a link to the past and an expression of national identity.
Many citizens complain that the policy would dilute national identity and hurt standards of living.
If it does, where better to look than by the sea, chief pillar of national identity?
France is a country whose mythology of "national identity" is deeply entrenched in the collective psyche.
The revival of the Welsh language has become central to Wales's resurgent national identity.
"Proton is more than just a car, it is part of Malaysia's national identity, " Reza says.
The widespread flying of England flags could kick-start a new national identity, an academic said.
Many blame Mr Chen for campaigning on questions of national identity, not bread and butter issues.
National identity also ties an individual to an inheritance, a tradition, a loyalty, and a culture.
For the first time, statisticians have asked a question has been asked about national identity.
Some confusion has naturally been generated and a serious search for national identity has ensued.
Centuries of foreign rule (first Swedes, then Russians) further entrenched education as the centrepiece of national identity.
By talking tough on such issues as crime and national identity, she has somewhat broadened her appeal.
There is no strong sense of a national identity or a national vocation calling for military expression.
Giving their stamp of approval to a farcical election would undermine the ideals that animate Indian national identity.
Again, March 4th depicted as a litmus test not only on wealth distribution but a transcendent national identity.
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Instead of open racial attacks, they play up a threat to national identity and criticize multiculturalism, Feldman said.
Their art is considered an emblem of national identity and the guardian of Azerbaijani language, literature and music.
If we embark on the first path, we will safeguard our national identity as a Jewish liberal democracy.
"We wanted to challenge the Jewish character of the state, not to hide our national identity, " he says.
The culture war stems from a bid, by the Labor government defeated in 1996, to redraw Australia's national identity.
"She entered the country as an Iranian citizen and holds Iranian residency, passport and national identity card, " he said.
All of which may feel like life-and-death issues that go to the heart of our constitution and national identity.
But regulars no longer charted the course of history or forged a national identity between puffs on imported cigarettes.
And for the hardcore fans, heavy metal is more than just a scene -- it's part of the national identity.
In the 1960s the suppression of Albanian national identity in Kosovo gave way to a more tolerant line from Belgrade.
In these difficult times, where our national identity is under threat, we must stop feeling guilty about who we are.
Set up an electronic national identity card that would check people randomly on street corners, in airports and in tall buildings.
This rich treasury lies at the heart of Iranian music and reflects the cultural and national identity of the Iranian people.
First, cut waste and fraud, then cut misguided spending (he mentioned the previous government's plans for national identity cards, now scrapped).
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