Sentence examples for age of state from inspiring English sources

To be able to do this they sometimes suggest that there was once a golden age of state schooling when the grammar schools gave working-class children a chance.

On Cyber War: "It's fair to say we're already living in an age of state-led cyber war, even if most of us aren't aware of it".

The New York Times reported in 2007 -- before the age of state-sponsored hacking -- "That a five-year investigation by the Bush administration 'turned up virtually no evidence of any organized effort to skew federal elections.'".

That outlook routinely eclipses 30 years, depending on the ages of state employees.

Under federal law, the drinking age for the Armed Forces is the same as the state or nation where the military base is located, or the drinking age of a state or nation within 50 miles of the base.

This trend contributed to the shrinking size and increasing age of the state's rural population.

The agency's inspector general in 2005 examined geographic variations in how much veterans are paid for disabilities, finding that demographic factors, like the average age of each state's veteran population, played roles.

Though the data released yesterday did not include a breakdown by age of the state's residents, the growth among non-Hispanics can almost certainly be attributed to an increase in retirees, demographers said.

Egypt's Coptic Christian Pope Shenouda III has died at the age of 88, state television has announced.

Gbagbo's fate was, however, a source of encouragement for Africans struggling to dislodge ageing heads of state.

At least 36 states set a minimum age of 21; 35 states require gun safety training.