Sentence examples for the established states from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the enlargements themselves have been of huge economic benefit to the established states, as well as the incoming ones.

In 1921 the state severed its old relation with the Church of Scotland, leaving it the national church but not the established state church.

As the Russian anarchist Mikhail Bakunin observed, The revolutionary dictatorship of the doctrinaires who put science before life would differ from the established state only in external trappings.

Or, to put it another way, are Anglicans increasingly the object of ridicule in the land that enshrined their denomination as the established state church centuries ago?

The revolutionary dictatorship of the doctrinaires who put science before life would differ from the established state only in external trappings.

Once the established state has begun, the difference of the reservoir concentrations follows an exponential law.

The synod gets the honour of a royal inauguration because this is the established, state Church and the Queen is its supreme governor.

They reject the status quo or, as Freud writes, "are especially suited to … take on the role of leaders and … damage the established state of affairs".

In the last decade secularism has taken a deeper hold in England, starting to erode the influence of the established, state, church.

Now, by official Air Force decree, the established, state sanctioned religion is Judeo-Christian (ahem, read, "Christian").

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