Sentence examples for brought state from inspiring English sources

The Tierney accident brought state as well as federal inspectors to the Foxwoods Theater.

A two‐day police strike last month brought state troopers in to patrol Winthrop's streets.

The junta closed Congress, imposed censorship, banned trade unions, and brought state and municipal government under military control.

Republicans complained that Senate Democrats had brought state business to a halt for nearly three weeks by fleeing the state and preventing a quorum.

It does have some advantages – unlike many PFI deals, Hinchingbrooke's only cost £2.5m a year, but brought state of the art technology.

Witnesses testified that, in 2004, he brought state officials to his Senate suite to hear the sales pitch of a software salesman.

For four decades Professor Vincent Resh has brought state-of-the-art science to critical policy decisions in California and around the globe.

The team at Wisconsin brought state-of-the-art performance achieved with CNT transistors from the realm of the theoretical to the realm of the actual.

Mrs Galsworthy Estavillo, who was born in Cornwall but now lives in Mexico, said when the Cornish miners arrived in Central America, they brought "state-of-the-art" knowledge to the derelict silver mines.

Organized by Frederick Simms, a talented engineer and inventor, and Harry Lawson, a cycling magnate (and later, convicted fraudster), the exhibition brought state-of-the-art vehicles to the city, to show the public, and the government, just how important automobiles could be.

* Stress plans to bring state into the New Economy.