Sentence examples for amongst states from inspiring English sources

Because of the heist, "there will much better communication amongst states," he reckons.

"Rather than risking a further escalation of tensions amongst states, I encourage Europe to support a successful, global and effective solution," said Tony Tyler, the director general of the I.A.T.A.

A state once known as the hallmark of the "progressive south" – the state I once called home - has now become an embarrassment to progressives with its constitutional ban on gay marriage, its new voter ID laws restricting our minority neighbors' ability to exercise their right to vote, and the drop in teacher salaries to dead last in a national ranking amongst states.

Amongst states, the Settlement's benefits are even further obscured by these vague numbers and a lack of accountability.

Thus universal norms and values based on principles of harmony with nature, identification of shared interests in peace amongst states, and the rule of law are urgently needed.

For example, the characters studied in Huelsenbeck et al. [4], seastars with or without larval feeding [38] and, absence or presence of a horned soldier in aphid species [39], were also shown to have a high rate of transformation amongst states (E(T) = 10), as judged from their posterior distributions.

Distributed governance is accordingly complicated by market relationships, the interests of nation states, and international relations amongst nation states, just as markets, nation states and international relations are complicated by distributed governance.

A quarter of these suggested new fees, he explains, would be kept by the schools concerned, "while the remaining 75% would be put into a pot to be redistributed amongst state schools at large".

In Column (2), we present a 'placebo/falsification' test in which we replace hospital market structure with a measure of market structure amongst state secondary schools.

In his appeal in the Andrade case, Mr. Lockyer said the fact that California's three-strikes law "may be the most harsh amongst the states does not render it unconstitutional" because "one state has to be the most severe".

For example, international legal scholars argue that the principle of solidarity understood as a principle of cooperation aiming for mutually beneficial outcomes amongst interdependent states – is increasingly represented in international law and state practice [ 31], although the content and legal force of this principle is disputed [ 32].