Sentence examples for practices of the state from inspiring English sources

So what it will come down to is a battle over the common law and practices of the state".

In the name of this slogan, too, Israeli human rights organisations working to expose the practices of the state and army have recently had restrictions placed upon them.

In politically charged public hearings that began last week, a legislative committee is focusing on whether Mr. Verniero withheld from the Justice Department certain data regarding the racial-profiling practices of the state police.

The reform crusade over the treasurer's powers is largely a fallout from the federal investigation into the investment practices of the state's previous treasurer, Paul J. Silvester.

After the Restoration of Charles II, Anglicans in parliament passed laws which repressed both Catholics and Protestant sects such as Presbyterians, Baptists, Quakers and Unitarians who did not agree with the doctrines or practices of the state Church.

This government wants to bring to an end the practice of the state gathering data for the sake of it.

If Mr. Hill does not know what the practice of the states is, "that's a problem by itself," Mr. Pantuso said.

Finally, state actors came to understand the malaria problem, and potential solutions to it, through specific "rational" practices of the modern state: surveying, mapping, measurement, and statistical compilation.

Aurangzeb deliberately reversed the policy of his predecessors toward non-Muslim subjects by trying to enforce the principles and practices of the Islamic state.

In short, Turgot attempted to rationalize the administrative practices of the French state and to individuate French social and economic life.

Mr Wilkinson means that the actually-existing security practices of the American state (and many other liberal democracies) are impossible to justify on liberal grounds.