Sentence examples for identified as a state from inspiring English sources
"We weren't identified as a state where a lot of political scandals occurred.
Darjeeling covers 3,150 square kilometers (1,200 square miles) and has a population of 1.8 million in West Bengal, which is identified as a state of Bengali speakers and largely flat plains.
Last month, when Libya agreed to dismantle its weapons program, administration officials said American sanctions would not be lifted until Libya began to implement its pledge and took further unspecified actions leading to its no longer being identified as a state that sponsors terrorism.
Sleep has been identified as a state that optimizes the consolidation of newly acquired information in memory.
This concept has been identified as a state which evolved depending on spatiotemporal factors of the environmental context.
Pregnancy was once identified as a state of "bliss".
But even that nation, which the State Department identifies as a state that harbored terrorists, wanted better ties to the West, and Mr. bin Laden got in the way.
But while the story will still be set in 2001, the coincidence of the musical's opening date next year, just weeks after Britain goes to the polls, is not lost on Gurinder Chadha, the award-winning director of the film and now the musical, which she identifies as a "state of the nation piece".
Although Cuba is not an "ultra-conservative" state and is constitutionally identified as a socialist state, [ 8] the country is governed an authoritarian regime and is generally recognized as a communist state led for many years by a dictator [ 9].
The occlusion states are classified into three types: no occlusion occurs (STATE 1), so little occlusion occurs that a target is identified (STATE 2), and so much occlusion occurs that no one is identified as a target (STATE 3).
Those who chafe at Turkey's being identified as a Muslim state say the characterization reduces it unfairly and allows it to be confused, particularly in American minds, with troubled Arab autocracies.
