Sentence examples for course of state from inspiring English sources

The Supreme Court's precedents set a high procedural threshold for presenting claims in federal court that were never made during the course of state court appeals.

In constitutional democracies there is usually some measure of competition among two or more parties, each of which, if it cannot hope to form a future government, has some ability to influence the course of state action.

But because the course of state proceedings has been interrupted, time is short, and the issue is before us, I think it sensible for the court to address it.

We will find them!" Sergei V. Stepashin, the chairman of the federal accounting chamber, Russia's main auditing body, told the news service Interfax on Wednesday that a trillion rubles a year, or around $31.5 billion, is being siphoned from Russia's budget in the course of state procurement — about one-fourteenth of the entire budget, he estimated.

As the project has inched its way through an obstacle course of state and federal agency approvals -- 17 in all, by Rodgers' count -- critics have challenged each approval with relish in court.

Plotting functions then show the course of state changes over the chromosome.

The other problem — running the obstacle course of state-based laws intended mostly to keep outsider candidates out of the process — remains formidable, even in the Internet age.

In the "chart," the patient is described as having metastatic colon cancer with progression despite one course of state-of-the art chemotherapy, and intolerance of a second course of chemotherapy.

Other changes affected the course of the state's development.

Although this points to the clinical relevance of subthreshold depression, contradictory results exist regarding the often self-remitting course of this state.

The identification of prognostic parameters for the clinical course of disease states is of considerable scientific and therapeutic relevance.