Sentence examples for extent of state from inspiring English sources

But that underestimates the extent of state surveillance.

The full story of many important historic events probably cannot be written until the true extent of state infiltration is known.

We have recently been told, even by those charged with overseeing the extent of state intrusion in our lives, that citizens who are not breaking the law have no cause to be concerned about intrusion into their private lives.

The awards jury, in its citation, said Snowden was being honoured "for his courage and skill in revealing the unprecedented extent of state surveillance violating basic democratic processes and constitutional rights".

The revelations by the former NSA operative, Edward Snowden (now to be charged with espionage himself), about the massive extent of state snooping on telephone calls and internet traffic, shocked even the most sanguine.

By the beginning of the 1990s it had debts of nearly £23.5bn and was coming under increasing pressure from the European commission's competition arm, concerned at the extent of state aid.

Eyal Weizman is pioneering the art and science of "forensic architecture", to reveal the true extent of state-sponsored bloodshed.

In a separate publication on Friday, two Google engineers revealed the extent of state-sponsored hacking attempts on journalists and news organisations.

HRV appears decreased in patients with bipolar disorder (BD) compared with healthy individuals, but the extent of state-related alterations has been sparingly investigated.

Mr. DiFrancesco has accused Mr. McGreevey of exaggerating the extent of the state's budget shortfall in order to prepare state residents and legislators for strict austerity in the early days of the McGreevey administration.

Nationalism, translated into world politics, implies the identification of the state or nation with the people or at least the desirability of determining the extent of the state according to ethnographic principles.