Sentence examples for state establishments from inspiring English sources
For example, Amar, a careful student of history, compellingly argues that the First Amendment's prohibition of laws "respecting an establishment of religion" was framed to leave the question to states, and to prevent the national government from establishing its own religion or interfering with state establishments.
She took on the party and state establishments here in Alaska, and left them reeling.
i – To adopt executive measures empowering and merging youths in the State establishments to become partners in the decision-making, as assistants to ministers and governors and various executive posts.
Though defeated, the pro-Gaddafi supporters might not give up the fight, and they may well attempt to destabilize the political process using violence and terror, especially when policing and intelligence-capacity remains too sourly inadequate to safeguard what is left of the state establishments.
The country ranks highest in terms of numbers of children in state establishments per capita in Eastern and Central Europe and the Commonwealth of Independent States.
With 75,000 children placed in state-run institutions, Kazakhstan ranks highest in terms of the number of children in state establishments per capita in Eastern and Central Europe and the Commonwealth of Independent States.
The shells were found at the Muthanna State Establishment, about 40 miles south of Baghdad.
Yet the narrative advanced by the military and other representatives of the state establishment is even more flawed.
In 1620, Louis XIII set up a private press in the Louvre, the Imprimerie Royale, which the Cardinal de Richelieu turned into a state establishment in 1640.
Chief Justice Rehnquist should know better than to confuse the majority's attempt to protect against state establishment of religion with opposition to religion generally.
Its Sunday beach law is a state establishment of religion that inexplicably protects those who want to attend church on Sunday at the expense of everyone else.
