stateless

IPA: stˈeɪtɫɪs

(computer science) Of a system or protocol, such that it does not keep a persistent state between transactions.
(dated) Without state or pomp.
(law) Without a state or nationality; not subject to any state.
(philosophy, politics) Neither believing in nor supporting the idea of nations.

Examples of "stateless" in Sentences

Hispanics are stateless in the US.
Scotland is not a stateless nation.
A communist society would be stateless.
One that does not is said to be stateless.
A capitalist stateless world is impossible.
In the Baltics there was no stateless month.
Palestinians are disenfranchised and stateless.
An exception applies if the child is stateless.
But in theory communism is supposed to be stateless.
Ivan Alekseyevich Bunin stateless domicile in France
From stateless anthropology to an anthropology in and of the state.
Remain stateless and without political or social rights forever, a permanently homeless caste scattered across the Middle East?
Last week, President Medvedev announced that such so-called stateless Russian speakers in the Baltics would be allowed to enter Russia without a visa.
The Chronicle article quotes Michael Barr, director of the aviation safety and security program at USC, as follows: "You become what is called a stateless person, and that would be very unprecedented."
We have learned that no revolutionary project can be complete while men systematically dominate and exploit women; that socialism is a rather empty goal - even if it is "stateless" - if men's domination of women is left intact.
We have learned that no revolutionary project can be complete while men systematically dominate and exploit women; that socialism is a rather empty goal -- even if it is "stateless" -- if men's domination of women is left intact.