Sentence examples for extent of the state from inspiring English sources
His first report, published in July, focused on the extent of the state involvement and on confirming the reports made by Grigory Rodchenko, the former head of the Russian Anti-Doping Agency.
Winterson told the Guardian she regarded Snowden as a "brave and selfless human being"."We should be supporting him in trying to determine the extent of the state in our lives.
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.
The scandal exposed, as never before, the extent of the state's links to organised crime.
The full extent of the state's involvement in the incident has only emerged in the last two weeks.
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.
East of Fort Covington, NY 37 follows a more southeasterly routing as it separates from the northernmost extents of the state.
To help account for the interannual variation in predicted NEP fluxes, four station locations were selected from among the NOAA National Weather Service Aviation Weather Center archive (http://aviationweather.gov) records to represent the climatic and geographic extents of the state, namely the station records from Homer, Nome, Fairbanks, and Barrow Alaska.
John Locke (1632 1704) departed from Hobbesian pessimism to the extent of describing the state of nature as a state of society, with free and equal men already observing the natural law.
The nature and extent of restrictions the state may impose upon the family to protect children from harm and to help parents realize the ethos of parenthood is an ongoing controversy in modern societies.
"I know the cost is high, but there's still a space to function and there's a space to reverse, to some extent, many of the state's attempts to limit our freedoms through legislation and arbitrary practices".
