Sentence examples for suffering state from inspiring English sources

"They face all these current challenges on top of a lengthy history of being overmanned and suffering state interference.

"We have dozens of British families left fighting for justice over their loved ones suffering state violence, so we know there's a problem in the UK, and that's before the Brexit debate that we're now seeing reflected in the rise in racism at street level," said Jeffers.

Mark is so selfish he tried to enhance his presidential chances by resisting South Carolina's share of President Obama's $787 billion stimulus package, callously giving the back of his hand to the suffering state's most vulnerable — the jobless and poor and black students.

Arrival/disconnection: The conservation or dialogue stage and the struggle or suffering state eventually result in a new stage or state.

In particular, the cytotoxicity of glutaraldehyde and its free aldehyde groups provokes in treated cells firstly a suffering state and then their death with extracellular space release of phosphate groups, as phospholipids, in the form of the so-called matrix vesicles, and nucleic acids that act as powerful nucleation sites for calcification [ 21].

Krishnaji, a handsome man smelling of good soap, has imparted to Novogratz his philosophy of acknowledging and dissolving the "suffering state" and living his life from what he called "the beautiful state".

The suffering States would not long consent to remain associated upon a principle which distributed the public burthens with so unequal a hand; and which was calculated to impoverish and oppress the citizens of some States, while those of others would scarcely be conscious of the small proportion of the weight they were required to sustain.

One of the surgeons, who was most active in relieving suffering, states that in his opinion at least fifteen patients may be regarded as lingering between life and death.

Through deconstructing the myth of the fearless activist, whose legitimacy lies in the extent of their suffering, states and policy makers, as well as intergovernmental bodies, should recognize that "fear" is a deliberate tactic in the hands of governments in their attempt to destabilize WHRDs.

Maybe it's time to give some of that back to the suffering 50th state.

The majority of people here are suffering from state terrorism – people are being killed," Mr Geelani told The Independent.