Sentence examples for putative state from inspiring English sources

Examined together the Isis papers build a highly detailed picture of what is going on in the militants' putative state.

Some would say that being recognized as a religious organization rather than a putative state is far more significant.

It thus captured the recent Palestinian concession that there should be western peacekeepers within the territory of their putative state.

Can the Gaza sardine can and fractured labyrinth of the West Bank now be seen as anything but a grotesque caricature of a putative state?

He expects that local balances of power, more than anything else, will determine whether a putative state like Somaliland actually becomes independent.

Putative State No. 51 would have only a part-time legislature and limits on property taxes, a perennial hot-button issue in California.

By interpreting the relationship between these putative states and features on the map, we are able to propose a number of hypothetical navigational strategies feeding into these states.

In response to the natural question whether humanity ever was generally in any such state of nature, Hobbes gives three examples of putative states of nature.

On the other hand he did not believe that every positive or negative sentence corresponds to some state of affairs which obtains; this applies only to those sentences which are true, and thus only to one member of any given positive and negative pair of putative states of affairs.

The observed characteristics of DDR+ telomeres at senescence are consistent with those of the putative 'intermediate state' in our three-state telomere model (Cesare et al, 2009).

Nobody challenges the right of Israel's neighbours, including the putative Palestinian state, to define themselves as "Arab states", some with a special role for Islam, even though they contain large non-Arab minorities.