Sentence examples for state notion from inspiring English sources

One person who does buy into the "failed state" notion is billionaire California Republican gubernatorial hopeful Meg Whitman, the former national co-chair of the McCain/Palin campaign.

Davis, a native New Yorker, was joined in arguing against the the "failed state" notion by environmental advocate Van Jones and Lawrence O'Donnell, the MSNBC commentator and former West Wing producer who long worked for New York Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan.

He added, "We can't return to sort of a garrison-state notion that we're just going to hunker down and this is only an issue of firepower and boots on the ground".

Israeli governments cling to the two-state notion because it seems to reflect the sentiments of the Jewish Israeli majority and it shields the country from international opprobrium, even as it camouflages relentless efforts to expand Israel's territory into the West Bank.

"The EU and EU member states' notion of cohesion and their idea of integration in Europe will mean that they could well come to the rescue should the humanitarian toll run high," he wrote in a blog.

But contrary to a frequently stated notion that the Tea Party has doomed the GOP to a massive election defeat in 2014, that's more wish than fact.

This work abandons such steady-state notions as phasors.

So do advertisements calling for the state's notion of unity and solidarity.

On security issues, the Israelis want their air force to have the right to fly over the new Palestinian state, a notion that the Palestinians oppose.

He referred to a televised address weeks ago in which Mr. Gore spoke of the possibility of recounting ballots across the entire state, a notion that his lawyers never raised in the courtrooms.

But the relish with which it is being torn down smacks of a desire to remove a pillar of the postwar welfare state: the notion of decent housing for all.