Sentence examples for instances of state from inspiring English sources

The mostly negative economic consequences of nationalizations across key sectors and other instances of state intervention will continue to play out in 2010, and if Chavez increases the pace of the transition toward socialism the economic impact could be even greater.

Since arriving in Cairo in January 2013, he has uncovered several instances of state crimes, including systematic torture inside a secret military jail, the massacre of over 50 protesters at a sit-in, and the suffocation of 37 prisoners inside a police truck.

These instances of state territorialization and zoning of land out of the legal reach of swiddeners have been accompanied by new forms of capitalist land and resource enclosure.

You need not be reminded that there are two things at risk here: that generations born after the Suharto era are not even aware of Indonesia's violent history, including notorious instances of state-sponsored violence.

But it has become impossible to even reach for these tools to address 1984, 2002, and the many other instances of state-abetted violence among India's many communities.

My files are rife with instances of States whose laws on the statute books are exemplary, while their implementation is not.

I recently experienced another instance of state abuse.

It is troubling enough that someone can experience a serious instance of state brutality once in their life.

Pointing out that only men were interned, Mr. Koskovich said, "The Nazi persecution represented the apogee of anti-gay persecution, the most extreme instance of state-sponsored homophobia in the 20th century".

Nor does the recent instance of state-backed phone company Orange being ordered to find a European owner for video-streaming business Dailymotion – which was set to be sold to an Asian investor – send out a message of an open and transparent economy.

It has also been suggested that it is states, understood as a kind of instance of states of affairs, that have intrinsic value (cf. Zimmerman 2001, ch. 3).