Sentence examples for overcome state from inspiring English sources

If two of the most senior scientists are found to have been involved in unsanctioned dealings with the Taliban, it would suggest that the lure of fundamentalism has, in some cases, overcome state loyalty.

The only way Congress can overcome state immunity is by its power under Section 5 of the 14th Amendment to "enforce, by appropriate legislation," that amendment's guarantees of equal protection and due process.

To overcome state unavailability an "estimator-like" system is introduced, which generates rough estimates of the unknown signals, thus avoiding the demanding task of constructing asymptotically convergent observers.

In the 1980s, East Europeans created -- especially in Poland -- an alternative underground society of schools, publishing houses, opposition circles that mushroomed and eventually helped to overcome state power.

He overcame state efforts to remove his Zimbabwean passport, which would have barred him from producing his two other weekly newspapers, survivors of the country's otherwise near-complete media clampdown.

When activated, AUSBURNPLAN provides a framework for redistribution of patient loads across Australia, overcoming State health jurisdictional issues, such as registration of health professionals to practice outside their home state or territory.

And whilst it's certainly entertaining to envision vigilante hackers and rag-tag groups of high school kids overcoming nation states, I think there's more serious matters at stake.

Representative Waxman is also trying to overcome State Department stonewalling to investigate corruption in the Iraqi government.

"She is part of why [Democrats] have this incredible brand obstacle to overcome in state after state".

Some critics argued in response that Kant's position was inconsistent, because on their view, the only way to fully overcome the state of nature among states was for the latter to enter into a federative union with coercive powers.

Temer, Rousseff's former vice president who is also viewed highly unfavorably, assured Brazilians that the nation would overcome its state of political instability and dire economic recession -- the worst in eight decades.