Sentence examples for suspicious state from inspiring English sources

In Syria, penalties are reduced for those who murder a woman caught in a "suspicious state" with another person.

Although he admires the early healthcare and education reforms, he also recalls the economic hardships and the intrusive, suspicious state security apparatus.

It also demanded the repeal of article 548, which exempts men from the usual sentences for murder and assault if provoked by "illegitimate sex acts" or "the suspicious state" of female relatives.

Even the dad who coaches a kids' soccer team on Sunday mornings, or a mum who organises school runs in her 4x4, will have to regularly submit to a background check by the suspicious state.

It also provides analysts the ability to statically inspect details of every suspicious state of (abstract) execution in order to make a ruling as to whether or not the behavior is truly malicious with respect to the intent of the application.

Europe does not really exist as an entity, only as a collection of mutually suspicious states.

I just don't think that the fragmentation of this continent into suspicious nation states, hostile to each other – because, make no mistake, that is what a break-up would bring – is the answer.

Mr Blair said the public were suspicious of state solutions.

Representing US government interests to suspicious audiences, state's diplomats regularly adopt highly sanitized messaging.

You are suspicious of state meddling in education, but you have become the meddler-in-chief for education.

The new politics is pragmatic, innovative, suspicious of state power, and holds to values rather than dogmas.