Sentence examples for states under which from inspiring English sources

The discrepancy stems in part from United Nations principles of dealing with sovereign states, under which the plan is intended only to support efforts led by the Syrian government.

On April 8 Touré officially resigned from the presidency as part of an agreement, mediated by the Economic Community of West African States, under which the junta promised to hand over power to a civilian government.

California's "blanket primary" law is broader than the more typical "open primary" authorized by some two dozen states, under which members of one party may vote in another party's primary.

Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons, also called Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, agreement of July 1 , 1968 signed by the United Kingdom, the United States, the Soviet Union, and 59 other states, under which the three major signatories, which possessed nuclear weapons, agreed not to assist other states in obtaining or producing them.

He talked about an entrepreneurial state, under which the government would enable business to prosper.

Under its founding president, Hastings Banda, Malawi became conservative internally with controversial diplomatic links – a police state under which civil liberties were heavily curtailed.

He added that his association had worked out an arrangement with the state under which some applications could be faxed to the state capital and expedited.

A constitution providing for limited self-government was promulgated in 1963, and in 1967 the country became a protected state under which the kingship was restored.

The logic of the new generation's rebellion must be understood in light of the rise of the corporate state under which we live & the way in which the state dominates, exploits, & ultimately destroys both nature & man.

"There is a serious problem with the accountability of the security services to parliament if they won't even state under which statute they are authorised to act", he wrote in the Sunday Times.

"In the back of their minds they believe that the Albanians are negotiating for a state under which the Albanians will be the majority," said Brenda Pearson, a senior analyst with the International Crisis Group who has written many reports on Macedonia.