Sentence examples for consequence of states from inspiring English sources

The polarization, fragmentation or even violent collapse of some Arab states — Somalia, Yemen, Lebanon, Bahrain, Libya, Syria, Palestine, Algeria and Iraq to date, with others lined up to follow suit — is the natural consequence of states that fail to provide their citizens with the rights they expect.

The study that showed how the collapse of union protections could erode Democrats' political power also found that as a consequence of states passing anti-union laws, fewer working-class people sought and won positions of power.

Connected lending, for instance, is not so much a consequence of state ownership as its very purpose: the whole idea is to make lending decisions on the basis of non-economic tests.

Why is rationing an inevitable consequence of state-run care?

It damages other parties as a direct consequence of state law.

In this spiral of mistrust, the militias are a cause and a consequence of state weakness.

This reduction was a consequence of state demands for corn to transform it into chicha in the Inka tax labor and distributional system.

Such studies are concerned with details such as how indigenous communities negotiated new political circumstances, to what extent they lost their traditional pattern of life, and how much of their own economic sustainability was jeopardized or changed as a consequence of state demands [6].

Baroness Kennedy's theme was that the law that's been developed in Britain is the product of centuries of painful experience of the consequences of state power and injustice.

In June, Limoges University mounted an exhibition of her work in France, and Jorgelina gave talks about the search for the grandchildren and the consequences of state terrorism during the dictatorship in Argentina.

The Chicago economist did as much as anyone to battle Leviathan: driving bureaucrats out of telephone companies and airlines, proposing education vouchers to give parents a choice over their children's schools and railing against the unintended consequences of state meddling (for example, "rent control" laws that reduce the amount of property available for rent).