Sentence examples for radical states from inspiring English sources
Moderate Arab states generally allied to the United States blamed Palestinian disunity for the crisis and more radical states, some of whom did not attend, urged collective action to defend the Palestinians against Israel.
The managers in Doha counter that IslamOnline has become too parochially Egyptian and has been straying from its mission to reach out to all Muslims.But this labour dispute also reflects an Arab cold war that pits Egypt against more radical states.
Is it reasonable to assume that millions of kilograms of plutonium, separated from reactor wastes, can be kept secure, down to amounts of less than eight kilograms, which is all that is needed for an atomic bomb that terrorists and radical states could make?
A different zinc redox-active framework was published the following year by Leong et al. in which electron paramagnetic resonance (EPR) measurements were able to show the photogeneration of the paramagnetic radical states of the material [100].
The oxyl radical states give highly elongated Mn–O bonds (1.80 1.82 Å), and although the hs-MnV state has a shorter distance of approximately 1.67 Å, all of these Mn–O distances are significantly longer than that observed by EXAFS.
And it is worth asking whether, if the three most conservative members of the Rehnquist court could count on more dependable majorities, they would not pursue their radical states-rights agenda more aggressively.
It has also embarked on a 36 billion-dollar project to build a fiber-optic-based national broadband network, easily the most radical state-led telecommunications plan in any developed nation.
And even before the credit crunch, there was little appetite for the sort of radical state-shrinking popular on the right.Yet the launch earlier today of the Conservative manifesto had just the faintest whiff of ideology about it.
Her most recent book is Radical State: How Jihad Is Winning Over Democracy in the West.
Atoms are characterized by their chemical element, isotopic mass, integer formal charge, radical state and connection to other atoms.
Abigail R. Esman, a freelance writer based in New York and the Netherlands, is the author, most recently, of Radical State: How Jihad Is Winning Over Democracy in the West (Praeger, 2010).
