Sentence examples for constitutes a state from inspiring English sources
As for what exactly constitutes a state funeral, Betty K. Koed, an assistant Senate historian, said Tuesday, "It does seem to be kind of fuzzy".
One of the ideas you explore is how we know if we've lived a good life, how we know what constitutes a state of grace?
Still, 74% of Britons told pollsters they agreed with him; only 15% disagreed.This constitutes a state of national unhappiness and the government is right to tackle it.
There are no clear definitions of what constitutes a state secret in China, yet once the ministry's agents invoke state security, Chinese citizens who have been detained no longer have the right to consult a lawyer -- or anyone at all.
Dole, recognizing that this was a ploy to legitimize the idea that the Serb-held area of Bosnia constitutes a state, gave the Serbs a deadline to show up in Sarajevo.
"If this is confirmed, this is very alarming because it reflects that the threshold of what constitutes a state security crime was considerably lowered last year," Mr. Bequelin said.
But there comes a point when the state's ally in the criminal world becomes so powerful that it constitutes a state-within-a-state, and too great of a threat.
This constitutes a state-supported service financed by taxation with little or no additional cost to the consumer.
"The official United States position before, during, and after the emergence of the Taliban was that Afghanistan constituted a state," he wrote.
