Sentence examples for advances state from inspiring English sources

Despite these advances, state victimisation continues apace.

In what Iran is calling a new demonstration of its military advances, state television has broadcast clips from what was described as encrypted video footage extracted from the camera of an unarmed American surveillance drone, which was seized in Iranian territory in December 2011.

Between those advances, state incentives, an available 30% federal tax credit and the systems' 20-plus-year lifespan, she said, today's solar water heaters can be well worth the long-term investment.

Moreover, the consistent use of international standards for measurements of key points of time in the six surveys further advances state of the art research in cancer diagnosis.

We believe that our work advances state-of-the art in dynamic power management of datacenters and the results will be helpful to cloud service providers in achieving energy saving.

Extensive experiments on three validation datasets, UCF-Sports, UCF-101 and J-HMDB, show that the proposed approach advances state-of-the-art action detection performance in terms of both accuracy and proposal quality.

The Bush administration engaged in a massive programme of telephone tapping before the Supreme Court slapped it down.Another form of the advancing state is more insidious.

And in Massachusetts, Thomas Weber, the state commissioner of early education and care, said the state would keep the Community Action Head Start program, serving 350 children, going for the next couple of weeks by advancing state money from the group's existing grant.

Governor Hugh Carey was willing to advance state funds to allow the city to pay its bills under the condition that the city turn over its financial management to the state.

Herzl's novel features Palestine as an ideological tabula rasa, a perfectly clean canvas on which he paints a pretty picture of a wholesome, socially just, technologically advanced state for the new breed of (mainly European) Jew.

Given the growing availability of robotics – and the already advanced state of artificial intelligence in the US and UK – the experts suggested that "killer robots" may end up having more in common with AK-47s than nuclear bombs.