Sentence examples for creating polities from inspiring English sources

If European politicians don't begin to tackle the laborious task of creating polities based on popular consultation and accountability, the EU will ultimately founder and it won't be because some local restaurant is fleecing confused customers.

He follows leading scholars in the field of science and technology studies to argue that values are involved in making images of nature no less than in creating model polities.

The most prominent of the Jalāyirids, Sheikh Uways (1356 74), finally wrested control of Azerbaijan from the Süldüz Chūpānids in 1360, creating a polity based on Arabian Iraq and Azerbaijan.

The borders fixed by European mapmakers created unwieldy polities that had to struggle through painful and often violent processes of nation-building.

At first, the zoological portrayal of Slavs justified the elimination of their polities, creating the zones where the Holocaust could become possible.

Merovingian and, later, Carolingian monarchs created a polity centred in an area between the Loire and Rhine rivers but extending beyond the Rhine into large areas of Germany.

Knocking over regimes we dislike is militarily relatively simple; creating a new polity out of the existing political soil has repeatedly proved impossible since 9/11.

The key contemporary challenge is how to embed these principles in the global polity, creating the kind of public space for debating policy, adjusting interests, and evaluating decisions that characterises established democracies.

Many Arab countries are artificial polities created by European imperialists, and have necessarily focused their energies on state-building rather than encouraging citizens to participate.

Iraqis must now create a new polity under the supervision of an occupying power.

In 1800 and 1801 the Acts of Union, addressing the limitations of the Irish parliament and the emergence of a new generation of nationalists, created the single polity of Great Britain and Ireland (which had hitherto been linked only loosely via the monarchy).