Sentence examples for regardless of which state from inspiring English sources

If a rock protruding from the sea cannot sustain human life or economic activity, for example, the associated rights in surrounding waters are, under the convention, dramatically reduced, regardless of which state claims ownership.

While only NSW and the ACT have so far signed their state schools up, the private school authorities can choose to sign up for the funding regardless of which state they are in.

Outcomes have the same utility regardless of which state obtains.

This paper uses a fundamental multivariate probability transformation theorem to show that regardless of which state space an admissible region is expressed in, the probability density must remain the same under the Principle of Transformation Groups.

The unconditional state probabilities gives the probabilities to be in either of the eight states at follow-up, regardless of which state the individual was in at baseline, also taking into account that all possible pathways and transitions between the different states are possible during the follow-up.

He was uncompromising in his denunciation of state-supported bloodshed, rape and pillage, regardless of which nation or religious group was responsible for it.

The AMM has but three tenets, the first of which states that all people, regardless of race, gender, or sexual orientation, have the right to marry.

Another role for the EC3 will be to develop a common standard for cybercrime reporting — so that serious cybercrime activity is reported to national law enforcement authorities in a uniform way — thereby allowing information about cybercrime taking place across Europe to be linked, regardless of which Member State it is reported in.

Buckley has a proposal to ensure that a state's primary or caucus vote reflects the wishes of its voters, regardless of which candidate the state's superdelegates get behind.

The merchants are ready for a move, regardless of which side of the state line they end up on.

It's hard not to see the Indian State as an essentially upper-caste Hindu State (regardless of which party is in power) which harbours a reflexive hostility towards the 'other'other