Sentence examples for defined state from inspiring English sources

Vaguely defined "state security" is used as a reason to round people up.

But accepting Israel as an ethnically or religiously defined state is highly neuralgic, not least because it would be regarded by Palestinians as endorsing the legitimacy of Zionism.

Three nations, comprising the Kurds, and the Sunni and Shia Muslims, have been artificially confined in one externally defined state, each looking for its own political identity.

But on December 6th the government rammed through the Diet an unpopular law that greatly increases the penalties for leaking (widely defined) state secrets.

Provisions to criminalize vaguely defined "state secrets" and "unauthorized" news would muzzle a free press and undermine the territory's ability to survive as a vibrant financial center that thrives on a free flow of information.

When he squares off against an Israeli leader as president of the territorially defined state of Palestine, rather than as chairman of the Palestine Liberation Organization with its roots in the refugee issue, the paradigm will have changed.

In general, in most measuring points, the defined states of QoS correspond with simulation results.

The defined states will be explained in detail in Section 4.1.

Therefore, the samples which repeatedly mismatched the labels of the pre-qualification are incorporated into forming ambiguously defined states.

I'm trying to imagine Keith Richards refracting the passions of his youth through the prism, not of maturity, but of parenthood, that defining state of obsolescence.

The Pennsylvania General Assembly passed, on June 22 , 1931 a law defining state highways through these cities and changing routes in other cities.