Sentence examples for acquire a state from inspiring English sources

Gun owners in Chicago are required to register their weapons with the police department, to acquire a state identification card and to keep their guns in their home.

The new prince relies on his own virtue, but, if virtue is to enable him to acquire a state, it must have a new meaning distinct from the New Testament virtue of seeking peace.

Specifically, it has similarity to a 3 MW wind turbine, thereby being able to acquire a state of operation that closely resembles that of the actual 3 MW wind turbine operated at various wind conditions.

To our knowledge, these experiments provide the first demonstration that cells of the mammary epithelial lineage are able to acquire a state in which they survive prolonged cell cycle arrest from which the vast majority of cells (>90%) can recover and proliferate.

Al Qaeda never acquired a state, and its territorial influence has been limited to ungoverned backwaters such as Somalia and the Federally Administered Tribal Areas of Pakistan.

She immediately called her mother, who urges her to visit the local clinic that recently acquired a state of the art mammography scanner.

The Cherokee's aboriginal title to the lands in question had been extinguished by the Treaty of Holston (1791), and the plaintiff seeking ejectment had acquired a state land grant from North Carolina that same year; the defendant held a state land grant from Tennessee issued in 1809.

Recent studies have revealed that during endemic outbreaks in the endemic areas the prevalence of seropositivity for the leishmanial antigen K39 is significantly higher than the morbidity [6] suggesting that many may have acquired a state of immunity and, in extension, that effective vaccines against VL may be possible.

That same report suggested that the state could acquire a stake by converting the firms' joint debts into a stake in the new company.

In the late 1930s, the country had acquired a state-of-the-art transport by signing a license agreement to build the Douglas DC-3, equipped with Soviet engines.

One member who is accused of running a monopolistic steel conglomerate, which he had built by acquiring a state-owned steel manufacturer allegedly at a fraction of its real value, became responsible for drafting the anti-monopoly law, as head of the parliamentary committee.