Sentence examples for work of states from inspiring English sources

But the most sophisticated are more often the work of states, carried out either directly or by proxies.

"The Cold War narrative ignores this new reality because it tends to see any subversive activity as the work of states," according to Krastev.

A close relationship with the United Nations is also vitally important for the collective work of States Parties to the Rome Statute.

For that reason, the anti-virus firms think they are the work of nation states.

While these momentous changes were being debated and adopted, the ordinary work of state and nation had to continue amid conditions of almost unprecedented difficulty.

Federal officials try to validate the work of state inspectors by accompanying them or doing follow-up surveys within a few weeks.

With the diligence and reason she'd acquired through the hard task of managing a poor-peasant homestead, the switchman's mother began work of state importance at the small tarworks five kilometres away.

"Hardly a work of state-of-the-art virtuosity, but rather an example of quiet confident craftsmanship that tells a sweet, charming tale of intergalactic friendship," Mr. Scott wrote of "Lilo and Stitch".

But its opinions invoked neither the grand theme of justice possibly miscarried nor the historical importance of the great writ of habeas corpus, which permits federal judges to review the work of state courts.

He added: "While we have ample authority to control the administration of justice in the federal courts — particularly in their enforcement of federal legislation — we have no comparable supervisory authority over the work of state judges".

Mr. Singh also said that discussions were under way to establish a federal agency of investigation to streamline the work of state and national agencies, and fortify maritime and air security.