Sentence examples for notions of state from inspiring English sources

Governmentality does not intend to supplant the notions of state authority where power is typically exercised vertically through the application of decisions, bureaucratic structure, or rules.

Guantánamo Bay taught the world a lesson that, when it comes to such cases in the US, justice and the rule of the law rank a poor second and third to notions of state security.

This account of the legal culpability of the powerful within the corridors of government, in both London and Paris, shows that these behaviours cannot be conceptualised under existing notions of state crime.

But it would snatch away the promise for those living elsewhere, particularly if the decision was based not only on the asserted absence of federal authority but on exaggerated notions of state sovereignty anchored in the Tea Party's favorite constitutional amendment, the 10th.

In the same way that the responsibility to protect has driven us to think about how the world responds to genocide and crimes against humanity, beyond narrow notions of state sovereignty, I believe we must now develop a responsibility to the poor to guide our actions in international development, lest many of the poorest become ignored behind national borders and statistical categories.

The 2010 talk spoke about "one Internet" as a challenge to notions of state sovereignty.

These interviewees express, too, deep wariness and suspicion of CIRBs, and of "anonymous government bureaucracies," reflecting the same apprehension that underlies broader political caution of federal government involvement and notions of "states' rights".

I'm anxious about the notion of state licensing for the press.

Unfortunately, the classic notion of state equivalence from non-deterministic finite state machines generalized to MDPs does not prove useful.

First, components are written in a high-level program design language with the usual notion of state.

For the non-abelian SO(3) theory, we find that any state can be prepared to arbitrary precision, giving rise to a notion of state universality.