Sentence examples for principles of the state from inspiring English sources

In February the Loyalty in Culture bill, that gives the minister of culture the power to cut funding to cultural activities that "contravene the principles of the state", was given preliminary approval.

A visitor to Tel Aviv and other freethinking precincts might overlook the reactionary currents in the country, but poll after poll reveals that many younger Israelis are losing touch with the liberal, democratic principles of the state.

Their legal battle led to an Israeli Supreme Court decision in 2000 that rejected discrimination against Arab citizens, stressing, "equality is one of the foundational principles of the State of Israel".

The Armenian constitutional court recently approved the agreement on the grounds that it satisfied the founding principles of the state, which include seeking worldwide recognition of the 1915 tragedy as genocide.

It starts with the founding principles of the state such as the law of return, which allows Jews anywhere in the world - such as Nathan herself - to claim a right to migrate to Israel; but at the same time it denies millions of Palestinians the right to claim the homes they and their parents were dispossessed of 55 years ago.

An expert in corporate law says that unless the parties settle their dispute, the Delaware Chancery Court may be forced to confront the inherently contradictory principles of the state's incorporation laws.

Following the principles of the state-of-the-art Evolution Strategies in continuous optimization, a novel algorithm is introduced which simultaneously optimizes shape and size of truss structures.

Because of all this, Shiism simply cannot be the organizing principle of the state in Iraq that it has been in Iran for the past quarter century.

The main opposition leader, Martine Aubry, first secretary of the Parti Socialiste, said yesterday that the Sarkozy administration had made "lies" into "the ruling principle of the state".

The meaning of the organic metaphor as a unifying principle of the state is ambiguous.

This difference is crucial to understanding the meaning of the organic metaphor as the unifying principle of the state.