Sentence examples for state notes from inspiring English sources

Egypt, with its heavy state, notes Acemoglu, is a classic extractive society.

The area has been sending Republicans to Congress since the 1950s, well before other bits of the state, notes Darryl Paulson of USF.

Jean-Pierre Lacroix, the island's prefect, the quasi-colonial representative of the state, notes that in 1999 there were 210 explosions, of which 80 were "clearly political".

Germans were the biggest beneficiaries of the post-war bargain under which Europe outsourced its security to America and used the money it saved to build the welfare state, notes Jan Techau of the NATO Defence College in Rome.

Richard Kauffman, the head of energy policy for New York state, notes that small-scale, gas-fired "combined heat and power" (CHP) plants are now more economical than ever.

In the 1940s the church embraced the welfare state as a modern, professional alternative to charity, willingly dismantling voluntary relief networks and signing over thousands of church schools, hospitals and other bodies to the state, notes Linda Woodhead of Lancaster University.

The state noted as much in its court papers.

The rate in Virginia, another state noted for its commitment to capital punishment, is 1.3percentt.

As Professor Philip Jenkins, of Penn State, noted, in "The Next Christendom," even as Christianity is diminishing in the developed West the faith is experiencing an explosive growth worldwide.

The writer, Matt Labash, questioned the "citizenry's mental state," noting that "cockeyed logic" dominated the "the AM call-in shows" there.

Kucherena said Snowden had security protection, but was evasive about whether this was provided by the Russian state, noting that there were many private security firms in Russia.