Sentence examples for core of state from inspiring English sources

We are talking about a federal law going to the core of state sovereignty: the power to exclude.

What changed his mind, he added, was his realization that the emotional core of "State of Play" involved themes of friendship and loyalty that could be translated anywhere.

Whereas the conservatives could rely on a loyal core of state employees, pensioners and members of the security forces and the Basij, a large paramilitary volunteer group, the reformists struggled to rally supporters.

By revoking the sanctions against him, the German state has indeed set a precedent: in struggling to reconcile human needs with autocratic modes, the hollow bluster at the core of state authority has been exposed.  .

The governors and state superintendents of 46 states recently announced their participation in a state-led process to develop a "common core" of state K-12 standards in mathematics and English language arts.

Since the core of state and federal gun regulation has long been directed to keeping guns out of the hands of defined categories of dangerous people, this degree of legislative leeway promises to make gun control largely safe from successful constitutional attack.

Today we again need a solid core of states to push the integration process forward.

It is now time for a core of states ready for integration to initiate a new convention for the future of Europe.

Alpher's riveting book - based on experience and a raft of interviews - surveys a "Periphery Doctrine" developed in 1957-8 in the office of prime minister, David Ben Gurion, through which Israel found regional allies against the hostile "Arab core" of states led by Egypt under Gamal Abdul Nasser.

Low-level local features and bag-of-words model (BoW) are the core of state-of-the-art visual classification systems.

"States have a great deal of ability to regulate economic activity — that's part of the core of states' police powers," she said.