Sentence examples for disparate state from inspiring English sources

Initiatives included a National Partnership agreement across Australia's six States and two Territories for a National Quality Agenda to unify previously disparate State and Territory licensing and regulatory systems.

Renato de Lima of the Fundação Getúlio Vargas Law School suggests that, instead of playing to public anger over Black Bloc excesses, the government ought to boost intelligence and co-ordination between dozens of disparate state and federal police forces.Meanwhile, the police are experimenting with new tactics.

Myriad disparate state standards defy unified comparison and policy.

Attempts to fuse the disparate state and local parties into a national force led to friction between party leaders.

If, as in the case of Nigeria, disparate state-tribes were coerced into becoming a unit, one country, by another nation that has since left them, then that thing that can cause the destruction of a family could simply plant a seed and disappear.

For instance, the Democratic Party began to link New York and Virginia, two dominant, disparate states.

Voters in three disparate states forcefully refused to do that on Tuesday.

In life, firefighters from disparate states and backgrounds work side by side, fighting the same blazes on the same terrain.

The theme extends to consider notions of reconciliation, cooperation and other topics that involve the "uniting" of disparate "states".

With his sweep in Virginia, North Dakota and Washington, Gov. George W. Bush's troubled presidential campaign has wrung an essential victory from three disparate states.

If, hypothetically, Mr. Romney's polling were a bit better in culturally and geographically disparate states, like Oregon, New Jersey or New Mexico, they might represent better targets.