Sentence examples for build a state from from inspiring English sources
But Mr. Blair argues that with the combination of international support for a final peace treaty, new Palestinian efforts to build a state "from the bottom up" and a new Israeli vow to ease restrictions on the Palestinians as security improves, the situation is more promising than before.
In the midst of war, the moderate opposition is trying to build a state from the ground up, and they see themselves as laying the foundations on which Syrians may one day construct a government that is accountable to the people.
We had to build a state from virtually nothing.
To be sure, they (or their parents and grandparents) built a state from scratch, and it has prospered relative to its neighbours.
Though the region has witnessed examples of ventures by Islamists into politics, elections in Egypt and Tunisia, attempts in Libya to build a state almost from scratch and the shaping of an alternative to Syria's dictatorship are their most forceful entry yet into the region's still embryonic body politic.
'We are trying to build a state.
Though groups of residents in the area who are against current plans for the park sued last year to keep market-rate apartments from being built, a state judge dismissed their lawsuit in November.
Germans had to build a new state from the remnants of what came before, Anna von der Goltz, a German political historian, explained to me.
But now that Colonel Qaddafi is gone, many believe that the militias' work is done, creating an open, and sometimes contentious, question for the fighters and the interim government that is working to build a new state from the ruins of 42 years of Colonel Qaddafi's brutal, eccentric and narcissistic rule.
"But Libyans could not be left alone because they do not know how to come together and forge a consensus and build a new state from scratch.
