Sentence examples for notion of the state of from inspiring English sources

But Rabbi Twersky was far from the only summer camper with a somewhat foggy notion of the state of the campaign and Mr. Albanese's role in it: many Orthodox Jews here said they had paid only passing attention to the mayor's race, though several had political advice for the candidate anyway.

He derives his notion of the state of war from his views of both human nature and the condition in which individuals exist.

Relational interpretations of quantum mechanics propose a solution to the interpretational difficulties of quantum theory based on the idea of weakening the notions of the state of a system, event, and the idea that a system, at a certain time, may just have a certain property.

The world, or the "West", or whatever we chose to call that significant "other", is constantly pitted against Islam, and more often than not against its violent face, an Islam that has a hard time reconciling contemporary notions of the state, of democracy and the rule of law with Islamic tradition.

The key concept is the notion of a state-of-affair or "infon" (see the entry states of affairs).

But for most of its history, the party has embraced the notion of the state as a provider of social protection.

The first is the undermining of the notion of the "state" and its role as regulator and guardian of the public realm and the repository of moral and ethical values distinct from those of the "market".

The general notions and the state of the art of nanocomposite materials are summarized and the results reported in the literature over the last decade on magnetically responsive films, capsules and gels are reviewed.

This is a bow to the notion of the states as laboratories of democracy, closer to the problems of their citizens and thus better equipped to deal with their problems.

We might wish to extend the notion of a state of affairs to include impossible ones.

The notion of a state of affairs is taken as a primitive.