Sentence examples for argument of state from inspiring English sources

In Germany in October 2010 and in the United Kingdom in February 2011, political leaders have also promoted this argument of state multicultural failure, a backlash against – or even the 'death' of – the multicultural paradigm, provoking deep public discussion across Europe (Daily Mail Reporter, 2011).

People use the argument of states' rights when it benefits them, and they're quick to abandon it when it doesn't".

Stepping into a raging diplomatic argument, Secretary of State John Kerry on Wednesday staunchly defended the Obama administration's decision to allow the U.N. Security Council to declare Israeli settlements illegal and warned that Israel's very future as a democracy is at stake. .

To come up with the $3.4 billion in punitive damages, the jury accepted the argument of the state that Exxon Mobil's decision to underpay the state could have brought $1 billion to the oil company over the next 30 years and awarded punitive damages at least triple that amount.

In the end, war, not words, remains the ultimate argument of the state.

It should be remembered that it is precisely through the same argument of knowing state secrets that the Soviet Union prevented Jewish scientists from immigrating to Israel".

The argument of the state, the black voters and the Clinton administration, which filed a brief in the case but did not present an argument today, is that the chief concern of the divided North Carolina Legislature was to preserve the even split between Democrats and Republicans in the state's 12-member Congressional delegation.

Yue's remarks support the argument of local state corporatism (Walder 1996, 2009), which emphasizes the local cadres' pursuit of assigned jobs in order to convert political power into market benefits.

In 1971, he represented California as an amicus curiae in support of the successful argument of the State of Illinois in Kirby v. Illinois.

The argument of the state government and the valley people is that the bills are largely misunderstood and misinterpreted by the hill people.

To lessen the burden and strengthen their argument for out-of-state collections last November representatives of 31 states endorsed a compact to simplify and standardize their sales tax systems.