Sentence examples for model of a state from inspiring English sources

Of course, the closest model of a state emerging from within a greater Union is right on Scotland's doorstep - Ireland.

In their place they created a model of a state that existed to represent individual interests, and to protect individual rights.

Negotiators from the United States and Europe are trying to push both sides to a model of a state based on human rights, in which the majority rules but with protection for the minority, no matter who that majority might be.

Unlike the fundamentalists' claim, the Quran has presented no model for an "Islamic state" and, in fact, as I have explained, I believe Islam is compatible with secularism because it does not have its own model of a state.

If you don't like section 40 and you don't want the current model of a state-sponsored regulator, then try campaigning for a better statutory regulator.

The model consists of a state model, which is the same as the one for an ordinary POBDS, and an observation model with general autoregressive measurement noise.

His model of such a state was England, which he saw from the point of view of the Tory opposition to the Whig leader, Robert Walpole, as expressed in Bolingbroke's polemical writings.

The structure depicted in Figure 1 represents a "circuit layout" of the cancer-stellate cells model instead of a "state transition" system.

Given the model of a memory state as a molecule switching between its phosphorylated and de-phosphorylated states, it is likely that a molecule can only exist in two functional states (on or off).

"Here was a model of a poor state getting away with developing a nuclear weapon".

"Belarus is a model of a social state, which we are also building," Mr. Chávez told reporters at the Minsk airport at the start of a two-day visit.