Sentence examples for arrival of state from inspiring English sources
The arrival of state and private exchanges is making patients shop around for insurance, a trend that looks set to continue.
After World War II and the arrival of state socialism, catechism lessons conducted with great zeal in the parishes exposed children to a nonofficial view of the world.
The arrival of state troopers only further angered the crowd; in the early hours of the morning, thousands of blacks rioted, numerous buildings and vehicles were burned, and several people, including a police officer, were stabbed.
The arrival of Islamic State is it.
Armed resistance from the local whites and the arrival of the state militia a total force of 3,000 men provided the final crushing blow.
But with the departure of Kay Bailey Hutchison, his more moderate fellow Texas Republican, and the arrival of the state's unabashed new junior senator, the Tea Party darling Ted Cruz, Mr. Cornyn seems to be shifting discernibly right, as evidenced, Republican observers say, by his recent positions on everything from cabinet appointees to a bipartisan immigration plan.
"The key point I would make is if you vote to remain in the EU the risks are enormous – uncontrolled migration and the arrival of new nation states who have much lower income levels than the UK does".
One fax from Mark Allen congratulated Koussa on the "safe arrival" of Belhaj, stating it was "the least we could do for you and for Libya".
The arrival of a "state-sponsored delegation" from China has caused the English branch of the writers' association Pen to reduce its participation in this year's fair.
NATIONAL A picture caption on March 24 with an article about the mood of apprehension in Detroit as the city awaited the arrival of a state-appointed emergency manager misidentified the area of the city shown.
NATIONAL A picture caption last Sunday with an article about the mood of apprehension in Detroit as the city awaited the arrival of a state-appointed emergency manager misidentified the area of the city in which several rundown buildings were located.
