Sentence examples for sabotaged state from inspiring English sources

Some Indian nets have been sabotaged, state officials say.

The talks of sabotaging state facilities were "like jokes and were laughed away," she said.

George Wallace is partly to blame: his governorship in the 1960s and 1970s sabotaged the state's attempt to overcome the legacy of the Old South (as other states did).

It asserts the bloggers are on trial for attempting to sabotage the state.

He still faces charges on three-year-old allegations that involve the possession of weapons and a plot to use them to sabotage the state.

BAGHDAD — As leaders in the Arab world and other countries condemn President Bashar al-Assad's violent crackdown on demonstrators in Syria, Prime Minister Nuri Kamal al-Maliki of Iraq has struck a far friendlier tone, urging the protesters not to "sabotage" the state and hosting an official Syrian delegation.

In 2006, according to California reporter John Fensterwald, students at a charter school in San Jose protested the dismissal of a couple of popular teachers by sabotaging a state test.

When the House votes next week on whether to override President Bush's veto of a children's health insurance bill, any legislators from New York or New Jersey who fail to support this essential program will be sabotaging their own state's program and, far worse, punishing their own state's children.

Kaplan also points out that while in the State Department; Bolton "was particularly active in sabotaging [Secretary of State Colin ] Powells efforts to open up nuclear disarmament negotiations with North Korea".

In 1999 government pipelines were sabotaged 497 times, according the state-run Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, which owns and operates the pipeline network.

The man with no illusions was presenting an idea "belonging to another world," the Labor member Nachman Shai scoffed; it was meant "to sabotage the two-state solution".