Sentence examples for theory of state from inspiring English sources

This conception of the social contract is indeed a theory of state, but it is not a democratic one.

Significantly, by the time of the Tughluqs, a theory of Islamic power, different from the universal Islamic theory of state, had also begun to emerge.

The Būyids' usurpation of the caliph's secular power had given rise to a new theory of state formulated by al-Māwardī (died 1058).

Until then, the theory of finance was developed as a theory of state finance, in the twentieth century became the theory of capital markets.

In this paper, some new criteria for lag synchronization between two or more complex networks are proposed based on the theory of state observer.

In the second part of this work, there is going to be a review of the arguments that support a theory of state intervention for the emergence and consolidation of manufacturing.

Typically, truthmaker maximalists avoid such trivialization by holding to a sparse theory of states of affairs.

The study of the structures of the contents of judgment as such, apart from its functions and contingent states, is one of the tasks Stumpf assigns to this part of eidology which he calls the theory of states of affairs.

After all, trope theory is (or at least, it can be) a one-category theory, a theory of states of affairs which posits the existence of substrates instantiating universals is not.

Therefore a theory of states of affairs must answer the question how a state of affairs can be directly about objects and properties (relations) and combine them, if the objects don't exemplify the properties (stand in the relations).

We believe that the contributions of this work to the theory of state-dependent networks are twofold.