Sentence examples for challenges of state from inspiring English sources

But experts liken India to a quasi-federation or a unitary state with subsidiary federal features, saying that the adoption of unitary features was to focus on the challenges of state formation and nation building.

Research has also shown that the fiscal challenges of state governments cannot be attributed to public sector workers.

As such, the art presents unique curatorial challenges: much of "State of Mind" consists of documentation of live happenings.

The form is crucial to not only how an individual meets the challenge of stating "I am" but how a nation and a historical period do so.

Today the Tories hit back with their own 200-page report on national and international security, which was highly critical of the government for "underestimating the challenge of state-building in hostile environments".

The downside is that strong modal fictionalism seems to face serious objections: see section 4. Apart from any objections that might be leveled at strong modal fictionalism, the advocate of this variety of modal fictionalism faces the challenge of stating the contents of the modal fiction without relying on modal notions in a way that would make the explanation of those modal notions circular.

Future research must focus particularly on better understanding the benefits and challenges of shared state and civil responsibility in DRM theory and practice.

Scott Brown: I'm talking about any place past Concord, actually, and the challenges of our state.

The New Jersey A.C.L.U is also planning the latest in a series of challenges to state governments that have begun publishing registries of sex offenders on the Internet.

Defense Secretary Gates, to his credit, has repeatedly challenged Secretary of State Rice to make post-conflict preparedness a key ingredient of her transformation of the Foreign Service.

And the great majority of challenges to state convictions had no merit.