Sentence examples for implacable state from inspiring English sources

In "The Contentious French" (Belknap, 1986) he plowed through four centuries of history to describe the French as ordinary people fighting for their interests against implacable state power and advancing capitalism.

The implacable Islamic State controls vast areas of the north and east, and the barbaric regime of President Bashar al-Assad maintains its Damascus stronghold.

Despite his implacable opposition to state power, Graeber often finds himself defending the sorts of government program that liberals typically support, such as socialized medicine.

Narrowly escaping disgrace as a conspirator in his treason, Gugu throws herself with renewed and implacable zeal into the state's one-child policy.

Given the implacable rivalry between German states, Stuttgart will be part of Germany's financial scene for a while yet.

Even as the prospects for a two-state resolution to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict recede in the face of Israel's implacable colonization of Palestinian land ostensibly designated for an independent state, the imperative of implementing UN Security Council Resolution 242 is as urgent today as it was 45 years ago.

Ironically, the largest Jewish community in the region is in Iran, implacable enemy of the Zionist state.

For more than four decades it has conducted an implacable battle with the Colombian state and the rival paramilitary death squads of the United Self-Defence ForColombiaolombiAUCAUC).

But just a few blocks away is Lander Street, a menacing little stretch of boarded-up row houses and graffiti-tagged walls that has become one of the state's most implacable centers of poverty and violence.

She was a revolutionary who dismantled the post-war welfare state and an implacable anti-communist.

There has been implacable opposition from other EU states including Hungary, Slovakia, the Czech Republic, Poland and Romania.