Sentence examples for a state question from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush has also said that he believes the issue of gay marriage is a state question, rather than a federal one.

"Whereas with a regular book, a Mike Berman for a Mark Berman . . . would have been of no consequence whatsoever, now it's suddenly a state question".

8: their point was that even the President of the United States believed that people of good will could feel differently about same-sex marriage that is, that it was not a simple matter of anti-gay discrimination and that it was a state question, rather than a federal one.

There are state birds, state dinosaurs, even a state question (New Mexico's "Red or green?").

He did issue a news release in August after Ms. Martinez, who would be the first Hispanic woman to run a state, questioned his education record.

The children were asked a physical state question: "If there had been no fire, where would Peter be?" and a mental state question: "Where does Sally think Peter was?" The children were able to recall earlier situations of the testing event.

NATIONAL An article on Friday about a fight in New Mexico over chile peppers that are grown outside the state yet are being sold as "homegrown" referred incorrectly to the existence of an official state question.

This coupled with a modest non-significant effect on the health outcome as measured by EQ-5D, which may be a less sensitive health status instrument than a simple health state question, leads to high costs per QALY gained.

* new question broken out of "general state" question as a result of discussion, thus, original response not applicable (n/a) We refined the directions for using the scale, particularly for the feeding assessment section.

But things are different in cases where there is scope for a state to question its responsibility to repay.

The survey instrument consists of a core set of questions developed by CDC that are used in all locations, optional modules of questions also developed by CDC that cover specific topic areas that may be used by a state, and questions developed and added by states.