Sentence examples for hallmarks of state from inspiring English sources

U.S. Magistrate G. Michael Harvey of the District of Columbia said the case as alleged bore "hallmarks of state action,' and ordered Majid Ghorbani, 59, held until trial.

Traditionally, archaeologists have focused on classic hallmarks of state integration, including force, infrastructural control, large-scale ritual, and kinship; thus, reflecting the polar extremes of integration.

Hallmarks of state shifts are e.g. alternative basins of attraction, multiple stable states, hysteresis and fold catastrophe, all of which require the underlying dynamics to be nonlinear in origin [53].

"The tools we employ to probe the subterranean layers of the Internet are not necessarily new," says Deibert. "The combination of electronic surveillance and human-based information gathering has long been the hallmark of state intelligence practices.

And, these advocates say, smaller entities provide people the chance to get involved in local issues, preserving a hallmark of states with a strong tradition of "home rule" or autonomy in local governance.

No group immediately claimed responsibility for the attack but it bore all the hallmarks of Islamic State, which has claimed many such atrocities in the past.

According to observers, the service bore all the hallmarks of a state funeral, including a military band and a gun salute.

The US intelligence agencies say the hacking of the US Democrats last year bore the hallmarks of Russian state security services.

The marches, broadcast by Iranian state media, had the hallmarks of previous state-organized gatherings, with crowds waving Iranians flags and holding placards with slogans backing Iran's supreme leader, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, The Post's Erin Cunningham reported.

Poverty, corruption and even terrorism are hallmarks of fragile states around the world — and we think that boosting state capacity is the way to address these severe problems.

Those are hallmarks of nation-state operations.