Sentence examples for a study of states from inspiring English sources

A study of states' performance by the Rand Center for Health and Safety in the Workplace graphically illustrates the impact that strictly enforced regulation can have on employees' well-being.

According to a study of state preschool programs in 2000 by researchers at Yale, only Washington, Oregon and Delaware provided services to children living in poverty that were as extensive as those under the federal Head Start program.

Doyle, who co-wrote a study of state gas tax holidays in Illinois and Indiana in 2000, said results in those states suggested that suspension of the federal tax would save motorists 10 to 15 cents per gallon.

In its first effort to catalog the environmental, health and safety records of the feedlots and packing plants owned by corporations, the Sierra Club reported these findings from a study of state and federal records for the 1980's and 90's: *The slaughterhouses produced 134 million pounds of contaminated or possibly contaminated meat.

This paper presents a study of state estimation for active steering of profiled wheels.

Ziming Xuan is an assistant professor at the school who recently led a study of state gun laws and youth gun carrying in the United States.

A study of western states by HIS, a state-run consultancy, found that school-leavers in states that charge tuition are no less likely to attend university than those in non-tuition states.

The report concludes CPI's in-depth assessment of the 50 states, including a study of the state's procedures to maintain a transparent government and ethics watchdogs.

He proposed a narrower bill that would require a study of whether states were ignoring hate crimes.

A study of American states found no link between the diligence of enforcement and changes in user numbers.

He cites a study of ten states which found dalit children fed separately from their peers in over a third of rural schools.