Sentence examples for state prestige from inspiring English sources
For the political and commercial elite, British warmaking under the wing of Washington is about state prestige, corporate profits and the protection of a system of global economic privilege.
Despite the dramatic reduction in North Atlantic passengers caused by the shipping depression beginning in 1929, the Germans, Italians and the French commissioned new "ships of state" prestige liners.
"It was asserted that no acts will be allowed that would damage the state's prestige or the security of the homeland and the citizens," Al Ahram reported.
In a statement, Lebanon's caretaker prime minister, Najib Mikati, called the kidnappings "unacceptable" and said the return of the hostages should not come at the expense of "the state's prestige, the rule of law or human dignity".
While the New York pension fund accounted for just 5percentt of the money in one of Quadrangle's funds, the state's prestige helped Mr. Rattner attract other big investors.
It could ensure that growers in a specific area who built the state's prestige by producing high-quality strains retain exclusive rights over that location in marketing, so that Santa Cruz sensimilla or Bodega-grown Blue Dream is reliably from those locations.
After Abadi convened with high-ranking Iraqi officials on Sunday, he released a statement promising "radical reforms of the political process" and condemned the invasion of the Green Zone as "a dangerous infringement of the state's prestige".
Hypothesis 2a, however, states that prestige bias alone should generate mass (temporal) clusters rather than spatiotemporal clusters, and thus was not supported by the model.
And the privilege of a big office or a state car connotes prestige and rank among one's peers.
The Washington Post says that the administration has subsidized a series of public-opinion polls on the state of American prestige in Europe.
"The state lost its prestige, the regime is about to fall apart, and Sharaf's government doesn't have any credit anymore; the only thing they have left is the dignity of resignation," the editorial said.
