Sentence examples for back to state from inspiring English sources

None want to go back to state socialism.

It also knocks the ball back to state courts".

He has said that the issue should be thrown back to state legislatures.

The case was tied up for years on jurisdiction issues in federal courts before being sent back to state court.

A federal judge agreed in part, dismissing part of it and sending the rest back to state court.

But last week, a federal judge rebuffed the attempt and sent the case back to state court.

But Mr. Baker said victims were able to trace the attacks back to state-affiliated groups in "two out of three cases".

Instead of pursuing further market reforms and expanding the role of private enterprise, China had turned back to state-owned enterprise and begun strong-arming multinationals to hand over their most advanced technology to their state-owned business partners.

In a letter to Congress, Gov. Frank L. O'Bannon of Indiana, a Democrat, and Gov. John Hoeven of North Dakota, a Republican, said they feared that healthy people would buy minimal coverage from an association plan, then "jump back to state-regulated insurance when they need more comprehensive coverage".

Likewise, last week it sold its rights in a Venezuelan gas field back to state-run Petroleos de Venezuela (Pdvsa).

Dodd complained about the cost of transmitting lengthy cables written by wordy underlings back to State Department bosses, boasted about cheaply throwing diplomatic parties and drove around Berlin in the Chevrolet he'd brought from Chicago.