Sentence examples for decent state from inspiring English sources

"I want to see Bear Grylls looking for a decent state school for his child".

If they complain at all, it is generally about the shocking lack of decent state education.

"But if we are serious about having a decent state pension we need to go further.

You wonder, really, how India are in this position, given the decent state of the wicket.

The approach, backed by decent state childcare provision, allows for high levels of female employment.

Though council tax is still on their agenda, this time the focus was on winning a decent state pension.

Presenter Eva Hache attacked government austerity measures and alleged corruption, while best supporting actress winner Candela Peña recalled watching her father die "in a public hospital that didn't have blankets to cover him and water for him to drink", and said she feared for her child's chances of a decent state-funded education.

At least in theory, the Geneva Conventions, governing the treatment of civilians in war, are respected by politicians and generals in most decent states.

For example, by helping decent states protect their people; or by having an effective early-warning system to trigger constructive action when things start to go wrong (or in plainer terms, when states start to collapse).

John Rawls (1999) similarly advocated an international 'law of peoples' in which liberal democratic states (and decent states) establish international laws that generate a peaceful and tolerant international order.

It will take decades, not years, for the Afghans to build a half-decent state.