Sentence examples for Maryland from inspiring English sources

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"I am pleased that the State Department released the complete set of Secretary Clinton's emails about Benghazi – as Democrats requested months ago," said the Maryland Democrat.

Clancy also asked the appropriations committee to support an $8m project to build a fake White House in Maryland to use for training, and he said the secret service was working on a plan for a new White House fence expected to be completed in a year and a half.

The 1,500 national guard soldiers deployed to the city by Maryland governor Larry Hogan remained out of view to protesters.

Attorneys for the officers argued in a second motion that prosecutors violated Maryland law by rushing to charge their clients on 1 May with crimes including murder and manslaughter over the death of Gray, 25, whose neck was broken in custody, prompting protests and unrest.

James P Lynch, a former director of BJS and current chair of the department of criminology and criminal justice at the University of Maryland, hailed Comey's complaint about the "ridiculous" state of crime stats as a watershed moment.

The anti-same-sex marriage side actually had more support with those 30-plus year-olds and older in Maryland, Minnesota, and Washington.

"I think we got our message across, and people listened," said Isaiah Beaman, 21, a Walmart worker in Landover, Maryland, who travelled to Alexandria in Virginia to join about 200 protesters there.

Power outages were reported in Virginia, parts of West Virginia, Maryland and the metropolitan Washington area, following freezing rain, wet snow and sleet.

Four men, none of whom have large followings in the party, have said they are exploring possible runs for the Democratic nomination: Martin O'Malley and Lincoln Chafee, the former governors of Maryland and Rhode Island; Jim Webb, the former senator from Virginia; and Bernie Sanders, the independent senator from Vermont and self-described socialist.

They include Martin O'Malley and Lincoln Chafee, former governors of Maryland and Rhode Island, and Jim Webb, a former senator from Virginia.