Sentence examples for noxious state from inspiring English sources

Civil rights organizations are suing or threatening to sue to block these noxious state laws.

If you're struggling with a noxious state of mind, such as anger or nerves, you can cool yourself down by considering your situation as if you're an onlooker.

But given the noxious state of politics these days, this would likely still not have happened without the strong leadership of Admiral Mullen, former Defense Secretary Robert Gates and his chief lawyer, Jeh Charles Johnson.

The importance we assign to a signal generated by a noxious state, its salience, reflects our belief as to how likely the underlying situation is to impact our chance of survival.

He has defended the noxious state secrets doctrine, maintained military commissions (albeit somewhat reformed) for suspected terrorists, maintained limits on habeas corpus, and never repudiated extraordinary renditions by the CIA.

Interestingly, emission patterns recorded in EssOilDB show significant difference in cases of natural and artificial infection, or based on the noxious state of a plant, or whether it is an introduced plant.

Affective biases are likely to involve prior beliefs about the nature and likelihood of noxious states in self and others.

Of the 815 species introduced >80 years ago, 253 (31%) have naturalized, 90 (11%) are classed as weeds, and 22 (3%) as noxious by the state of Hawaii.

Sunflower is even listed as noxious in some states and has evolved resistance to herbicide (Massinga et al. 2003).

Butterfly Bush is considered a noxious weed in states like Washington.

Last month he was arrested in Poland for "activities noxious to the Polish state," and thrown out of the country.