Sentence examples for calls the state from inspiring English sources

Lina calls the state "an old defunct man who is governing our life".

But because he has not picked a party, the report calls the state a tossup for November.

But he has spent 20 of the last 30 years in Texas, and he calls the state home.

Hussain's lawyer, Sarah Belal from Justice Project Pakistan (JPP), calls the state of Pakistani justice "a travesty", with the death penalty targeting the "most vulnerable members of society".

On Pakistan's side, this approach has given birth to what it calls the state of Azad (or "Free") Kashmir; it has its own constitution and Prime Minister, but "azad" is mainly just a branding strategy.

In what François Gipouloux, writing in China Perspectives, calls the "state planners' special reserve"—the inland provinces of Shaanxi, Guizhou, Yunnan, Qinghai, Ningxia and Xinjiang the state controls about 60-80% of industrial output.

Mr Siphandone calls the state-run newspaper "a propagandist, a mass mobiliser", and means it as a compliment.

She called the state police.

You have to call the state government".

"You called the state," he yelled.

Then they called the state for Mr. Bush.