Sentence examples for creation of states from inspiring English sources

The way out of the kinship trap was the creation of states (by which Fukuyama means centralised political authorities), which were needed to break the hold of families.

It began life 60 years ago as a branch of Egypt's Muslim Brotherhood, which advocated the creation of states based on Muslim law across the Middle East, and campaigned for a Palestinian state by non-violent, religious means.

"For the first time in a long, long time," wrote Marwan Asmar, a staff writer in The Star, a Jordanian English-language weekly, "people are expressing their true selves, reaching for a pan-Arab idea that until now has been blocked by the creation of states, statism, geography and boundaries".

Their existence shows that social cooperation is not suddenly imposed on isolated human beings with the creation of states, but that the latter is an additional form of association introduced to protect and maintain already existing social units.

Just like the old wars can be said to have been linked to the creation of states, new wars result out of the opposite process – the degeneration of the state [21].

At the same time, tumor cells increment their divergence from the normal tissue profile increasing their disorder via creation of states that we might not directly measure.

"Society has changed over the past 60 years in the creation of nation states," he said.

This is the first year since the creation of state standards in which scores have dropped.

Those proposals, which include creation of state-run job centers, are regarded by most economists as only half-measures.

Reforms in the late 30s led to the creation of state-led police forces, though most retained their military culture.

To pay for that proposal, Mr. Beach suggests the creation of state education trust funds, modeled after the "Highway Trust Fund," the Eisenhower creation to finance the construction and maintenance of the nation's interstate highway system with a tax on gasoline.