Sentence examples for constituting a state from inspiring English sources
Inaccurately, he has described this as constituting a state of emergency.
There are three competing tendencies within Israel's ruling coalition: annexationists (who want to formally take over the West Bank), status quo merchants (who wink at the notion of two states while expanding settlements), and Bantustan two-staters (who want the Palestinians to accept 50 percent of the West Bank as constituting a state).
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?
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".
"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.
"The official United States position before, during, and after the emergence of the Taliban was that Afghanistan constituted a state," he wrote.
At that point, fighters of the Palestine Liberation Organization had become so powerful that they in effect constituted a state within the Lebanese state.
"I would say it's coming from the company, sent by people who obviously understand it doesn't constitute a state secret, so it's safe," he said.
To Richelieu the Huguenots constituted a state within a state, with the civil government of major cities in their hands and considerable military force at their disposal.
By the time of his death, Arabia now constituted a state structure, and most of the Arabs of the peninsula had become Muslims, or believers in one god.
