Sentence examples for intertwined state from inspiring English sources

Often critiqued for her Euro-centric tendencies, Bey's long blonde flowing braids were, in that politically intertwined state, very black.

And key to their success is the way they intertwine state and private power.

Three of the most expensive programs managed by Open Russia are based on Yukos money: New Civilization; the Federation of Internet Education, run by a Yukos executive and intertwined with state education officials; and the Russian State Humanities University.

This is not news to anyone who remembers the Yeltsin era and understands how wealth was concentrated^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^H^Hdistributed in Russia after privatisation and how it is intertwined with state interests.

"These bills unnecessarily carve out special programs for religious organizations and inextricably intertwine state authority and power with church operations," he later said in a memo.

California, for instance, shares responsibility with the Forest Service for maintaining public lands, but state, federal and private acreage are intertwined throughout the state.

A third is the fact that the Church of England, alone of the Communion, is an established church, its practices and values intertwined with the state and nation it serves.

Once added, the votes gave a significant lead for Justice David T. Prosser, whose re-election bid had become intertwined in the state's battle over collective bargaining rights for state workers.

CHICAGO — David T. Prosser Jr., a Wisconsin Supreme Court justice whose re-election became intertwined with the state's battle over cuts to collective bargaining rights, won the race by 7,316 votes, results from the state's counties showed on Friday.

Business across the region remains intertwined with the state while the wider commercial society is weak.

These agencies' finances are often deeply intertwined with the state's.