Sentence examples for indispensable state from inspiring English sources

Once, transplanted Midwesterners made this an indispensable state for Republican presidential candidates.

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"Turkey has become, I think, until the contrary is proven, an indispensable state in the reorganizing of this region," said Sarkis Naoum, an analyst and prominent columnist in Beirut.

However significant the current configuration of Tea Party hostility to the Obama administration, the continuing conflict between the treasury and Congress reflects a more enduring problem, namely the internal contradiction the American state faces in acting as both the state of US society and the "indispensable" state of global capitalism.

Cellular quiescence is thought to be an indispensable state for the maintenance of lymphocyte homeostasis following immune response, and therefore it is an important barrier against tumorigenesis [ 46- 48].

In such an increasingly unstable world, Mr. Brzezinski suggests, the United States remains, in the words of the former Secretary of State Madeleine K. Albright, the "indispensable nation".

WASHINGTON — It was not quite as lofty as Madeleine K. Albright's description of the United States as the world's "indispensable nation," but Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton came close to channeling her predecessor on Wednesday in declaring a "new American moment".

In addition, Egypt's self-perception as the "indispensable Arab state" is contingent on Egyptian effectiveness on regional issues, including Sudan, Lebanon, and Iraq.

From nonentity and the butt of moneybags jokes two years ago, when he spent $60 million of his own money to win his Senate seat, Senator Corzine has remade himself into Mr. Indispensable for state Democrats this election season.

It was also at that time that then-Secretary of State Madeleine Albright called the U.S. "the indispensable nation".

Former Secretary of State Madeline Albright is still ridiculed in some quarters for calling the United States the "indispensable nation".