Sentence examples for be considered a state from inspiring English sources

This would normally be considered a state role.

The question is who owns the plane and whether or not it should be considered a state asset.

Perhaps more important, the appeals court spent most of its 25-page ruling explaining why the mere existence of the N.S.A. program could no longer be considered a "state secret".

For the appeals court to acknowledge that the existence of the N.S.A. program should not be considered a state secret is "a great victory," said Kevin Bankston, a staff lawyer for the electronic privacy group.

But, in 2007, the appeals court overruled that decision and said that because the N.C.A.A. had acted in concert with the university — which, as a state-run school, is undeniably a state actor — it, too, could be considered a state actor.

Al-Haq, a Palestinian legal group, repeated its standing argument that for the purposes of the court, Palestine should be considered a state because it engages in international relations and tries its own people in a legal system, and because the international legal system bears a special responsibility for Palestinians.

In the previous sections, we have presented an approach of representing a repository of Web services as an LTS model, based on which a WSC request will be considered a state-space search problem.

Significantly, the increase in the right IPL signal was found to correlate positively with the severity of first-rank symptoms, and thus could be considered a "state-marker" of schizophrenia, whereas temporal and medial parieto-frontal differences appear to be "trait-markers" of the disease.

"Connecticut is considered a state where if you are an insurgent, you've got a shot," said Mr. Marcus, a lawyer who lives in Branford.

Human rights groups welcomed the announcement but said the government should release more information about executions, which are considered a state secret.

Yet the true global picture is unknown because thousands of people are believed to be executed in China each year, where official figures are considered a state secret.