Sentence examples for weakening of state from inspiring English sources

In part the reason lies in the weakening of state controls.

When the Holocaust is blamed on the modern state, the weakening of state authority appears salutary.

While Mr. Thomas's bill was passed, however, labor unions and the Socialist Party resisted what they saw as a weakening of state pensions, and the private retirement funds were never introduced.

One of the unintended consequences of the fight to retake Mosul could be a critical weakening of state control of the security portfolio in Baghdad itself, a situation that may prove difficult to remedy in future years - as history has shown in other regional capitals such as Beirut and Tripoli, Libya.

There is increasing awareness that major disease burdens can contribute to the weakening of state capacity and the destabilisation of states is closely associated with the threat of weak or failed states [ 18].

Thus, it is no surprise that contemporary arguments about the benefits of globalisation, the weakening of nation states, and the semi-irrelevance of national governments whose role is merely to balance the demands of multinational corporations with public demands, have hit a wall of steel within Iran.

Neoliberal governance entails a restructuring rather than a weakening of states [ 28- 30], giving rise to various national policy responses (c.f. [ 31, 32]).

In the long-term, the use of immigration as a wedge issue and the scapegoating of Latino immigrants for the state's problems led to a long-term weakening of the state's Republican Party that analysts say will be felt during Tuesday's primary.

With the weakening of the state in Africa, France could no longer rely on a leader to deliver a whole country.

"The so-called democratization of Russia in the last 10 years was to a great extent the weakening of the state," he said.

And even though the Senate and the Assembly said early today that they had an agreement on a bill to fix technical flaws in the budget legislation that lawmakers passed in defiance of the governor, it fell apart when the Assembly objected to what analysts called a weakening of the state's commitment to take over New York City's bond debt from the 1970's.