Sentence examples for rising states from inspiring English sources

China's leaders have studied the historical record of rising states.

Such experiments first appeared among rising states in northern China after the collapse of the T'ang dynasty in 907.

Asia contains rising states, including India and China, which have no tradition of thinking about power in Westphalian terms and may want to revise the system.

Ms. Monte seems always intent on cultivating hypnotic, rising states, relying on repetition and canons, punctuated by a slow walk across the stage or a dancer staring out at the audience.

The next president will have to manage these new rising states and these new rising individuals and networks, while wearing the straightjacket left in the Oval Office by Mr. Bush.

But the economic case against what Tony Blair famously hailed "liberal interventionism" – here's Blair's under-reported Chicago speech from April 1999 – get stronger as the UK economy weakens in comparison to the rising states of Asia, Africa and South America.

"In this economic reality, rising state work force costs are unsustainable," Mr. Cuomo said in a statement.

His opponents accuse him of a lack of focus, and point to rising state debt and perennial education woes.

Middle-income households did get a tax cut in 1981, but its value was steadily eroded by rising state and local taxes.

Gov. M. Jodi Rell, a Republican, and Democratic leaders, fearful about the economic downturn and rising state deficits, could not agree on what to do about state spending.

It's a sign of rising state dependency but not quite in the way that Iain Duncan Smith, the work and pensions minister, describes.