Sentence examples for chapter of state from inspiring English sources
His mother was the chairwoman of the women's division for the Miami-Dade/Broward Miami-Dade/Broward Countyf Israel Bonds.
Assemblywoman Michelle Schimel, a Long Island Democrat and a chairwoman of the New York chapter of State Legislators Against Illegal Guns, noted that key portions of the law — like an expanded ban on assault weapons — were not being changed.
Given early disarray in the Chicago mayor's race, we should be grateful for the first chapter of State Senator Rickey R. Hendon's most recent book, "Backstabbers," a critically acclaimed (by me) non-bestseller on American politics.
L. 95 190, § 14(a)(16), inserted provisions relating to determinations by the Administrator of compliance with requirements of this chapter of State orders issued under this subsection.
The CIA's public affairs director, Jennifer Millerwise Dyke, issued a written statement saying "every chapter of State of War contains serious inaccuracies... The author's reliance on anonymous sources begs the reader to trust that these are knowledgeable people.
As the Republican presidential race enters the critical chapter of state caucuses and primaries, which begin in January 2012, who is running to face President Barack Obama as the Republican opponent in the race for the White House?
Enterprise Networks and Logistics for Agile Manufacturing presents a focused collection of quality chapters on state-of-the-art research efforts in the areas of enterprise networks and logistics, as well as their practical applications towards agile manufacturing.
(a) related to effect of chapter on State law.
Multi-objective Evolutionary Optimisation for Product Design and Manufacturing presents a focused collection of quality chapters on state-of-the-art research efforts in multi-objective evolutionary optimisation, as well as their practical applications to integrated product design and manufacturing.
But Pardee especially endeared himself to Texas football fans for his part in a storied chapter of the state's football history.
The order by Judge Eugene D. Serpentelli, of Superior Court in Toms River, could end one long chapter of the state's fight to close the Tigers Only Preservation Society in Jackson Township, which began after a Bengal tiger was found roaming the nearby woods in January 1999.
