Sentence examples for foundations of state from inspiring English sources

Then suddenly, the law "On the foundations of state language policy" passed on Tuesday evening, leaving behind a trail of question marks.

In his hot youth he had been a close ally of David Lloyd George in laying the foundations of state welfare, from old age pensions to wages boards.

At the beginning of the 1980s, a shift in the theoretical foundations of state welfare schemes took place in many countries, while neoclassical economics started to replace some of the Keynesian postulates that once predominated.

A Treasury spokesperson said the government was committed to ensuring that older people are able to live with the dignity and respect they deserve and the basic state pension is the foundation of state support for older people.

"Im Tirtzu is threatening the foundations of the state of Israel as a democratic and Jewish state," she said.

Those protesters ultimately seek to "undermine the foundations of the State of Israel as a Zionist and democratic state," Mr. Barak said.

"They have looted the foundations of our state.

"Nobody is against propaganda films that would support the foundations of the state.

The military was used to fend off the rise of any pro-Islamic parties or those that threatened the secular foundations of the state.

Salam Fayyad, the Palestinian prime minister, has repeatedly said his goal is to set up the institutional foundations of a state by the end of next year.

Months ago, the secession of Scotland, which threatened to break up the foundations of the state, was narrowly avoided; it remains an ongoing threat.