Sentence examples for opaque states from inspiring English sources
Norman Podhoretz, an arch-hawk who advises Rudy Giuliani, a Republican presidential candidate, speculated that the intelligence services were deliberately undermining George Bush to prevent him from bombing Iranian nuclear sites.Mr Bush, however, welcomed the report as evidence that his spies are getting better at figuring out what is going on in one of the world's most opaque states.
As one can see, in both cases, increasing Γa causes the system to switch between transparent and opaque states.
The introduction of 5 and 10 wt.% PSEO in the thermosetting ternary blends results in, depending of both PS-block and HBC content, thermoresponsive meso/nanostructured thermosetting materials with high contrast ratios between transparent and opaque states.
The results show that changing the position of the photonic band gap about the resonant energy of the two lower levels directly affects the decay rate, and the system can be switched between transparent and opaque states if the probe laser field is tuned to the resonance frequency.
In contrast, isolates from heterozygous or homozygous strains showed only switching between the intermediate and opaque states.
In Candida parapsilosis, Efg1 is involved in biofilm formation and also regulates a colony morphology switch, although the morphologies appear distinct from C. albicans white and opaque states (Connolly et al. 2013).
Billions disappear from the accounts of the opaque state-owned oil company.
France is not alone in taking advantage of the opaque state-aid rules.
Japan Post repays the favour by buying government-backed bonds, which finance a range of opaque, state-supported companies.
The best way to sustain that is not to cede control of oil and gas fields to bureaucratic, inefficient and opaque state energy firms.
In his decision on Wednesday, Justice Leland DeGrasse of State Supreme Court provided a primer in what he called the "unnecessarily complex and opaque" state education aid distribution system.
