Sentence examples for relation with the state from inspiring English sources

Rather, the issue is whether the specifics of Islam's relation with the state will be determined by urban professionals like Qaid or rural traditionalists like Suleiman.

A moral idealist committed to a vision of social justice, Weil in her writings explored her own religious life while also analyzing the individual's relation with the state and God, the spiritual shortcomings of modern industrial society, and the horrors of totalitarianism.

It has no relation with the state of the Markov process given by the buffering time of the packet.

In any case, the extraction of the oil is in close relation with the state of cellular maturity, itself linked to the degree of brittleness of cell membranes and walls which constitute a physical barrier to its flow.

The theoretical work of the political scientist James Scott (1976 , 1998 2009) who has written extensively about Southeast Asian peasants and their relation with the state, is guiding the conceptual framework of Pastoralism and Development in Africa.

In conclusion, the relations between design and execution, between activity and passivity, are examined in order to show how similar the administrative corps' tense relation with the state is to the individual engineer's relation with his corps.

"Our city's relations with the state and federal governments are fundamentally unfair," he said.

First, chummy relations with the state come with obligations as well as perks.

Bitter debate has persisted in modern times over the crucial issue of relations with the state.

His relations with the state Democratic establishment may be too damaged for him to risk (or want) another statewide run.

The brotherhoods have had friendly relations with the state and, as essentially moderate groups, have helped provide it with an unusual degree of political stability.