Sentence examples for image of states from inspiring English sources

Development cooperation is influenced by the international and domestic context, the self-perception and the international image of states, the domestic public support and local lobbies, the national structure and international current affairs, as well as, national identity, history and cultural heritage.

The government swiftly tried drawing the intelligence chiefs into an image of state solidarity.

America's 1st Freedom, an National Rifle Association NRAA) publication, tweeted the image of state Senator Roxanne Persaud and Assemblywoman Jo Anne Simon, both Democrats.

"But a very small number of state employees have violated these morals and integrity and severely damaged the image of state bodies," he said.

"The telecast in question was aimed at undermining the integrity and tarnishing the image of state institution and its officers and falsely linking it with terrorist outfits," the notice said.

The army demonstrated its power when it asked the defence minister to send an official petition to the country's broadcast regulator to shut down the station for running what it claimed was a "vicious campaign" aimed at "undermining the integrity and tarnishing the image of state institution".

Deliberately or otherwise, the media is distorting language to subtly soften or cloud the visceral image of state institutions killing citizens - Orwell would surely tremble at the implications.

The methodology of IM is used to approximate the images of states that are not on the primary grid.

In 1965, President Lyndon B Johnson federalized the Alabama national guard after images of state troopers beating peaceful civil rights protestors marching from Selma to Montgomery sparked outrage.

Talk of the government running anything, of course, makes people anxious, conjuring up images of state-run steel factories, but the truth is that the government is already running the student-loan market.

These perspectives basically cover the four images of state-society relation in the China studies mentioned by Wank (1998): the class image, the traditionalist image, the totalitarian image, and the managerialistic image.