Sentence examples for dealing with state from inspiring English sources

The individual is always the least powerful when dealing with state institutions.

In his dotage Brown père facetiously cited Huey Long as a role model for dealing with state water projects.

An obscure 1991 provision dealing with state pension benefits was only a few paragraphs long, and it escaped public notice at the time.

They are well versed in dealing with state agencies and they can spread the costs of regulation over a broad revenue base.

The first half of the reel covers the years 1900, 1902 and 1904 and contains personal letters to Nixon dealing with state and local politics.

"I personally miscalculated," she said, "because of my experience dealing with state legislatures, which handle a huge array of problems in a compressed period of time".

At the wedding, as nearly the only Orthodox Jew among 600 people, Farber said he began to understand how "disenfranchised" many Jews in Israel feel when dealing with state-run religion.

With neighboring Asian countries agreeing to rules dealing with state-owned companies, data flows, intellectual property, labor and the environment, the "if you can't beat 'em, pressure 'em" strategy was meant to take the peer-pressure approach to a new level.

T HE boxy look is a thing of the past," Mr. Seal said, explaining that when dealing with state-of-the-art modular manufacturers, customers can modify layouts, change room sizes, add dormers, alter roof lines and choose from any number of fixtures and appliances, including kitchen cabinets, counter tops, fireplaces and lighting.

The report offers a fresh approach to dealing with states, terrorists, nuclear weapons, and fissile materials to ensure global safety and security.

"We are dealing with states and leaders who either cannot deliver or will not deliver," notes the Johns Hopkins University foreign policy professor Michael Mandelbaum.