On the first night of Ramadan, officials visited el-Adl's office and watched all thirty-one episodes of "The Preacher" in one sitting — a heroic feat of television viewing in the service of state censorship.
Furthermore, he was limited by federal regulations that restricted the service of state militiamen to thirty days, which was too short to be effective.
In order to adhere to the letter of the holy goddamn Second Amendment, firearms may only be attached to drones, in service of state security, and you have to belong to a militia to do it.
One look at Slavick's roster of artists informs us that she has compiled a globally representative selection, with a good number hailing from nations that have developed historically outside the Western avant-garde and its devaluation of art made in the service of state, church, and class propaganda.
It's difficult to trade such services out of state.
In England (but not in Scotland), there is also a 2-week target from urgent referral to first assessment by specialist services (Secretary of State for Health, 1997).
This article aims to unpack the potential effects of the most recent chapter in the ongoing debate —the aspiration to use health systems support in the service of state-building.
"The project was first proposed by the Romans," said Thomas A. Siconolfi, executive director for administrative services of the state's judicial branch.
The Greek government has announced that it will shut down the radio and TV services of the state broadcaster ERT.
In the radio interview, Mr Valls said: "All the services of the state must be mobilised... to make Dieudonne M'bala M'bala pay his fines".
