Sentence examples for by multiple states from inspiring English sources
Second, since state AGs often work together, large companies may be confronted by multi-state investigations pursued in concert by multiple states' attorneys general, as highlighted by the investigations described above.
In 2012, its EPA finalized the rules and was subsequently sued by multiple states.
It seems to him, perhaps, being within one state (as in SCSPA) made a difference, as compared to being an entity created by multiple states (Hess).
And if critics do support the key principles of specificity and coherence - well then -- why not just support this daring effort that has been miraculously adopted by multiple states rather than get lost in details of who was or was not consulted?
The company has paid millions of dollars to settle lawsuits by multiple state attorneys general, including a $4.5 million settlement in Illinois.
According to a report by Buzzfeed News, Twitter sent an email to the Blackburn campaign explaining it would allow the video ad if it removed a line mentioning the sale of "baby body parts," which refer to allegations by anti-abortion against Planned Parenthood that have been discredited by multiple state investigations.
They have been investigated by multiple state governments since the videos came out, and they have been exonerated by each and every one.
The reality is that this one anecdote, now shared by all Americans, is a glimpse into how our ocean and coastal resources are managed by multiple state and federal agencies.
Many of the big for-profit colleges, including APSCU members EDMC, ITT, Kaplan, Corinthian, Bridgepoint, and DeVry, are now under investigation by multiple state and federal law enforcement agencies for misleading students and authorities.
"On Rex Tillerson's watch, Exxon is accused of misleading the public about what it knew of the threat from climate change, for which it's now under investigation by multiple State's Attorney Generals," said Corinna Gilfillan, head of the U.S. office for the British anti-corruption nonprofit Global Witness.
