Sentence examples for Connecticut from inspiring English sources

That's what (the Connecticut police) believe".I don't know if this is true, but I do know that it's plausible.

Last November the governor of Oregon, John Kitzhaber, put a moratorium on all executions and in April Connecticut became the fifth state in as many years to abandon capital punishment altogether.

I recently came across some letters my grandfather, then 24, had written to his family in Connecticut from the US Embassy in Mexico in 1926.

A winter that has largely spared the north-eastern US is about to arrive with gusto: a storm the National Weather Service (NWS) called "potentially historic" could dump 2ft to 3ft of snow from northern New Jersey to Connecticut.

From the research carried out by a Connecticut sociology professor, Christin Munsch, it seems that men still expect to be breadwinners in the family, and that they can still feel emasculated when their female partners make more money.

Snowplow driver Al Laplant expected to be out clearing roads of Simsbury, Connecticut, this week, just as he has for more than two decades.

Besides, reform of financial markets is seen as important to only a select few states, such as New York, Connecticut (home to numerous hedge funds) and Illinois, all of which have big financial sectors.Financial firms, for their part, complain that drawn-out debates over regulation are too complex, too philosophical and too political.

IN ITS most closely watched case this year, America's Supreme Court ruled on Monday June 29th that the authorities in New Haven, Connecticut, were wrong to deny promotion to white firemen because no blacks had scored high enough marks in an exam to warrant advancement.

Rick Santorum's Anti-Abortion Politics Would Have Killed His Own Wife – Jezebel Let's get down to brass tacks: Presidential candidate Rick Santorum, Personhood Pledge-signing, Griswold vs Connecticut-opposing, Mr Ban Abortion in All Circumstances With No Exception for the Life of the Mother, believes that the actions of his own wife should be treated as criminal.

But few men, knowing they have a tumour, are content to let it sit there.Peter Albertsen, a urologist at the University of Connecticut Health Centre in Farmington, argues that mass screening, besides being expensive, will lead to thousands of unnecessary operations.

The school is noted for its close student faculty and student alumni relations and the experience of a small residential programme in a beautiful, if slightly remote, semi-rural setting on the banks of the Connecticut River in the heart of New England.