Sentence examples for association with the state from inspiring English sources
Players said they were asked to think about their position regarding the team's association with the state and provide the organization with some feedback.
Attendance at Dynamo matches has fallen since the Soviet era: people no longer relish the team's association with the state police.
The Gasparilla Pirate Fest, comparable to the Mardi Gras celebration in New Orleans, is held in Tampa in February, in association with the state fair.
When he checked California's laws, he found that artifacts just had to have an association with the state to be listed.
Apart from President George W. Bush, there's probably no nonnative who has benefited more from association with the state of Texas than William Gebhardt, a German immigrant in New Braunfels who first successfully marketed chili powder in 1896.
For most people, the association with the state's Returnable Container Act begins by feeding an empty bottle into a reverse vending machine at a supermarket or reclamation center.
As a reform crusader, Phillips allied himself with Garrison in refusing to link abolition with political action; together they condemned the federal Constitution for its compromises over slavery and advocated national disunion rather than continued association with the slave states.
Until very modern times the word had no explicit associations with the state, as the intellectual historian Giovanni Sartori detailed in "What Is Politics?", in the first issue of the journal Political Theory.
The fact is that state-regulated projects developed in association with the Empire State Development Corporation provide for no serious opportunities for citizens to become engaged in planning for their neighborhoods.
Besides "King Kong," my only meaningful association with the Empire State Building is the television episode where Lucy and Ethel dress up as Martians and harass tourists at the observatory.
