Sentence examples for immovable state from inspiring English sources

Even for Americans who do not understand or care about what until recently had been the prolonged, immovable state of our affairs with yet-another-tropical-paradise-gone-awry, the 90 nautical miles that separate our two countries have become a well-known trivia fact.

Untenable and immovable states of innocence in the New World are Ozick's subject in The Bear Boy again.

Technology just changes too fast and its university clients are in constant states of "immovable disruption" -- which gets us to the uniqueness of higher education.

15 January 2015 During the "shadow" talks about Scottish membership of the EU the prime minister of Spain states his country's "irrevocable and immovable" opposition to Scotland joining the EU as a separate sovereign state.

Law "On state registration of rights to immovable property and transactions related thereto".

Law amending Law "On state registration of rights to immovable property and transactions related thereto".

Almost three decades later, with the ruling party still immovable, he rallied opposition in Chihuahua, his home state, to protest voting fraud, undertaking a long hunger strike that helped focus international attention on the Mexican opposition's struggle for democracy.

Mr Netanyahu, who opposed the withdrawal of Israeli troops and settlers from the Gaza Strip four years ago, made no hint that he would hand back any Palestinian territory that might make Israel's border less "defensible".As his shift on two states shows, Mr Netanyahu is not wholly immovable.

While Republican governors like Rick Perry of Texas and Bobby Jindal of Louisiana may be immovable, Obama needs to keep the number of states opting out of the Medicaid expansion to a minimum.

The second should be that movable assets (such as arms) be split proportionately and that immovable ones (such as public buildings) remain with the state they are in.

Under the proposal, now going to the upper chamber, Jewish communities would receive all immovable property confiscated between Sept. 29, 1938, and May 8 , 1945 and now state-owned.