Sentence examples for decline of the state from inspiring English sources
Few in the audience responded adversely, many of them having witnessed firsthand the decline of the state and local party.
If food bank data tells us something about the decline of the state, however, it is less good as a measure of food insecurity.
Some other Venezuelans saw a government blunder that could accelerate the decline of the state oil company, Petróleos de Venezuela (PDVSA).
The decline of the state pension began in 1980 when Margaret Thatcher's government severed the link between the state pension and average earnings, introduced by Labour's Barbara Castle in 1974.
The staff of Grace Brothers department store sometimes grumble at the wages that young Mr Grace pays them, but if they knew what was going to happen in the UK in the years ahead – the abolition of wages councils, the decline of the state pension, the growth of zero-hours contracts and McJobs – they'd probably have been much happier with their conditions.
Finally, the third generation, composed of solidarity or group rights, while drawing upon and reconceptualizing the demands associated with the first two generations of rights, is best understood as a product of both the rise and the decline of the state since the mid-20th century.
We were seeing the decline of the nation state, or the state power, which is critical to your theory.
While some eagerly proclaim the death of the author and the decline of the state-of-the-nation play, that day actually seems to me a long way off.
I think this is seen as a way of crisis management". Other political analysts have suggested that the authorities also wanted to expand the reach of the official union because the decline of the state-owned sector has stripped away much of the Communist Party's traditional power- base in the Chinese economy.
The following centuries saw the gradual decline of the Turkish state as wars successively reduced the empire.
