Sentence examples for forming a state from inspiring English sources

Rogozin said he was forming a state commission to investigate what caused the failure.

Israel wants to give the Palestinians what no one else gave them before, the possibility of forming a state".

Usually this happens to suit local politics: a particular group that wants the benefits of forming a state government.

They were so successful and efficient in their work that the Spaniards ultimately withdrew funding, scared that they were forming a state within a state.

Mr. Sharon himself said last week that "Israel wants to give the Palestinians what no one else gave them before, the possibility of forming a state".

Forming a state makes Islamists vulnerable: While jihadist networks or guerrilla groups are difficult to fight, a state, which can be invaded, is far easier to confront.

Rather than forming a state-run health system, the federal government offered companies incentives to provide health insurance to their employees through a series of tax measures in the 1940s and 1950s.

Even Inspector Clouseau would recognise these as clear motives for re-forming a state monopoly and letting it abuse its power.The European Commission is convinced that unbundling railway systems and promoting competition will be good for the European economy.

"Prior to 9/11, the biggest theme of our discussion was: How do you form a state?

He also ordered the prime minister, Dmitry Medvedev, to form a state commission to investigate the crash.

That raises questions on whether Gaza even forms a state along with the West Bank.