Sentence examples for view of state from inspiring English sources
Many people adopted a more diverse view of state authority and its relationship to civil society.
Their dismal view of state action swept first their own parties, then their countries.
But retreating to an absolutist view of state sovereignty is simply out of the question.
We cannot yield to such a transcendental view of state sovereignty.
Theirs is a Goldilocks view of state intervention — not too much or too little, but just enough to push a developing economy toward prosperity.
It is likely that at first Vijayanagar's Muslim neighbours took a similar view of state relations and that Vijayanagar was seen as just another competing state.
The book provides the reader a view of state-of-the-art research in catchment dynamics, particularly for regions with winter precipitation and summer drought.
It's to soften you up for the horror that comes raining down in the final 50 pages, when Boyet, so lately the toast of the runway, is interrogated, humiliated and given a close-up view of state-sponsored brutality.
A stellar example of literary nonfiction (parts of which first appeared in The New York Times Magazine), the book recounts the author's own years with chronic pain and the preconceptions she brought to it (including the idea of pain as the price for romantic love); summarizes its social, cultural and medical history; and gives us a reporter's view of state-of-the-art treatment.
Questioning the "container" view of states, Hoerder considers instead the dynamic effects of departure, transit, and arrival.
Such maps may contribute to political polarization by promoting a false view of states as monolithically blue or red that encourages further sorting of like-minded voters.
