Sentence examples for patron state from inspiring English sources

Until early this year, the town attorney was Paul M. Weiner, a law parter of Mr. McGreevey's political patron, State Senator Raymond J. Lesniak.

New Jersey was one of the most heavily devastated places by the storm and its patron state Bruce Springsteen will also be appearing with the E Street Band.

That despair is accompanied by anxiety and fear that momentum is moving in favor of the more radical players, like Hamas and its patron state, Iran.

She is the author of "The Patron State: Culture and Politics in Fascist Italy," (Princeton University Press, 1998) and received a Rome Prize for the history of art in 1995 from the American Academy in Rome.

Her monograph Cultural Policy in South Korea: Making a New Patron State (2018, Routledge), the first English-language book on this topic, provides a critical analysis of the historical trajectory and current practice of Korea's cultural and arts policy.

Second, arguing that, in the case of Eurasian de facto states, this literature must be complemented by a discussion of the role of the patron state, we then turn to the importance of the "Russia factor". We conclude by arguing that, due to Transnistria's dependency on its Moscow patron, this factor always looms large – but not necessarily in the ways that might be expected.

"The success of any political solution is tied to stopping support for terrorist groups and pressuring their patron states," Mr. Assad told Mr. Brahimi, the joint special representative from the United Nations and the Arab League, in Damascus during their first meeting in nearly a year, Syrian state television reported.

The same pattern can be seen in other countries across the greater Middle East: a flawed national army is not ideal, but it is usually better than chaos or a vacuum that can be filled by suicidal militants and their patron states.

This is not a new feature of Iraqi politics, as Gareth Stansfield outlined in his latest book on Iraqi history – Saddam governed with a "dual strategy of patronage and coercion" to "weaken bonds within society and link each individual to the patron-state".

"We said hello -- sure, it's a beautiful day," said Mr. D'Amato, the political patron of State Senator George E. Pataki, the Governor's Republican rival.

The Senate vote calling for Justice Verniero's resignation, failing impeachment, was drawn up hastily in a Republican caucus this afternoon and passed with only one dissenting vote, by Senator Walter J. Kavanaugh of Somerset County, the home of former Gov. Christie Whitman, who was Justice Verniero's principal patron in state politics.