Sentence examples for states existing from inspiring English sources
Of the 78 world jurisdictions that criminalise homosexuality, 40 of them are Commonwealth states, with 14 of those states existing in Africa.
But Gaza is ruled by the Islamist movement, Hamas, which on principle opposes a negotiated peace based on two states existing side by side.The settlers are a big impediment too.
The Likud, like Kadima and Labour, purported to support (or at least to acquiesce in) the view that the Israel-Palestine conflict can be solved by creating two sovereign states existing side by side.
In recent days, Kofi Annan, the United Nations secretary general, referred for the first time to Israel's "illegal occupation" of Palestinian territory; the Security Council adopted a resolution sponsored by the United States that envisioned Israeli and Palestinian states existing side-by-side, and President Bush chastised the Israelis.
It also provides Coordinator with information about the states (existing and new states) of the Riak database.
However, there are some transient states existing between the multiple stable levels for the first two methods.
The turnpike became an emblem of the self-deprecating sensibility of a state existing in the shadows of two major metropolitan areas.
At the meeting on Tuesday, the Arab leaders are expected to embrace anew both the peace plan and its recognition of an Israeli state and a Palestinian state existing side by side.
Then last fall, after sharp criticism from Saudi Arabia, Mr. Bush spoke at the United Nations of a Palestinian state existing side by side with Israel, and the administration appointed General Zinni as a Middle East envoy.
The goal toward which Spirit was working, in Hegel's conception, was the state not any state existing in his time but a constitutional organization guaranteeing freedom to all citizens.
One remarkable point here is that there is a significant probability of a real atmospheric state existing outside the region covered by numerical simulations in the phase space.
