Sentence examples for established states from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the enlargements themselves have been of huge economic benefit to the established states, as well as the incoming ones.

Inexpensive modern media, like the audio- or videotape, have helped level the playing field between small rebellions and large established states.

Even the rebels who challenge established states are in confusion, pursuing unrealistic objectives while discarding rules that once limited political violence, an ominous combination.

Fewer than 175 people are doing this work there now, compared with thousands who converged on East Timor, Bosnia and other newly established states.

"The opportunity to sell credited content to bbc.co.uk would potentially be a huge boon using a principle for buying local content which has already been established," states the report.

"In the past one was dealing with international wars and established states with government leaders who understood international pressures -- to whom you can say, 'If you don't do this, we will cut off your weapons, we won't trade with you, nobody will recognize you.' "What does this mean to Sankoh?" he continued, referring to the rebel leader in Sierra Leone, Foday Sankoh.

National Church of Iceland, established, state-supported Evangelical Lutheran Church of Iceland.

France, unlike Britain, Germany, Spain or Italy – but like the US – has no established state religion.

Israel is not just an established state but a dynamic and prosperous one.

In any event, the Florida Supreme Court's order to review the ballots from Miami-Dade County is consistent with established state law.

These laws, moreover, were administered by newly established state courts independent of the ʿulamāʾ, the Islāmic religious council.