| During foreign invasions integrated contingents of civilian militias and elements of fragmented state armies had fought foreign invaders. |
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| Another area where the African Union must act courageously is in confronting the continent's fragmented state system. |
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| The effectiveness of these strategies is still running up against the fragmented state of European supervision. |
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| Such is the fragmented state of privatised UK railways that investigators have had difficulty proving the existence of such a figure. |
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| But in their fragmented state these tonal phrases appeared like the shards of an antique vessel: beautiful, but no longer able to carry water. |
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| The fragmented state of ordinary life at last becomes coherent. |
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| Perhaps now, as neoliberalism reaches its dark twilight, we can rescue those desires from their fragmented state and put them back together in order to re-inhabit pop's lost future and its democratic potential. |
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| Do we really think we can tackle this world with our research sector in such a fragmented state, without entering the technology race, without being at the forefront of innovation? |
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| As it becomes increasingly apparent that policies to address poverty and exclusion challenges will have to be horizontal in scope, the highly fragmented state of the existing system becomes an impediment to action. |
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| In fact, the published proceedings of the ANY conferences provide an unparalleled record of architecture's fragmented state at the close of the 20th century. |
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| It was felt also that any solution short of one to validate the National Scheme would have left Australia with a state of affairs like the traditional position of fragmented state corporations law and administration. |
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