Sentence examples for dirty state from inspiring English sources
People are reminded that Georgia is a "dirty state", he says, with unsure territorial boundaries which, if it joins Nato, could easily drag the organisation into war.
Had it appeared at auction as a copy and in its dirty state, it would probably only have been estimated at about three to five thousand".
I returned home after a few days, and became aware of the large differences between East and West, in particular of the rundown, sad and dirty state that East Germany was in.
The only thing that will matter is whether New York has sound rules — and a system to enforce them — that have a real chance of cleaning up a dirty state government.
Liberty has suggested it could be used to keep "dirty state secrets" away from victims and the public, and 700 legal experts signed a letter condemning it as "dangerous and unnecessary".
Consider what Larry Sabato, a political scientist at the University of Virginia, who wrote about political corruption in "Dirty Little Secrets" (Times Books, $25), said in a telephone interview: New Jersey ranked behind only Louisiana (the land of Huey Long) and Illinois (Richard J. Daley) in its reputation as a dirty state.
The Clean Air Act does that too, but it also blames the pollutee: if the air is dirty, states are supposed to clean it, and if they do not they can lose highway money.
The organizers and activists who beat the IDC are coming to clean up the dirtiest state senate in the country, and they are signs of how the resistance to Trump will spill over for years and years to come.
There is a rollicking tabloid gusto in the tone of campaign e-mail, whether the Bush campaign is reinforcing the idea that Mr. Gore stretches the truth (in its continuing series "The Gore Detector") or the Gore campaign is hammering away at Mr. Bush's record in Texas ("one of the dirtiest states in the nation").
As governor, Mr. Florio tightened New Jersey's environmental laws, curbing the ocean dumping that had dirtied the state's beaches and created an office of environmental prosecutor to go after polluters.
The Dirty War, state-sponsored violence against Argentine citizenry, was carried out primarily by Jorge Rafael Videla's military government.
