Sentence examples for wanted a state of from inspiring English sources

The guerrillas, unlike most Tamils, had wanted a state of their own.

District four commissioner Dr Elba Garcia, whose chief of staff said before the meeting that she, too, wanted a state of emergency declared, said from the stage: "At this point I agree with Commissioner Price that the emergency declaration is a tool in the toolbox.

A people who genuinely wanted a state of their own would let nothing stand in the way of negotiations.

Asked about Israel's opposition to the diplomatic agreement, Hammond said Tel Aviv would not have been satisfied with any kind of nuclear deal with Iran and instead wanted a state of permanent stand-off in the region.

I want a state-of-the-arts Solution.

"We think the consumer wants a state-of-the-art experience," Brian L. Roberts, Comcast's chairman and chief executive said, as he showed off the company's forthcoming partly cloud-based cable box with the internal code name of Xcalibur.

They tend to want a state-of-the-art home music system that lets them listen to music files on their PC, with online radio and streaming services like Rhapsody, Pandora and Spotify, the British music service that premiered last week in the United States.

"But they didn't want a state-of-the-art, crazy-sophisticated space with all the gadgets.

"I want a state of law, and for institutions to be respected.

He has often expressed skepticism about whether Palestinians truly want a state of their own and about their reliability as a peace partner.

If Kurds in Iraq want a state of their own, that, he says, is their business.In this section Ever closer to independence A dramatic change Reprints Related topics Iraq Politics Turkey Kurdistan Workers Party Worldd politicsMr Bayik argues instead for a devolved system of "cantons" and "democratic confederalism" within Turkey.