Sentence examples for disrupt the state from inspiring English sources

So the law, if rigorously enforced, could disrupt the state's economy.

Federal officials want to prohibit swimming with dolphins off the coast of Hawaii, a move that some fear could disrupt the state's tourism industry.

At a hearing on Tuesday, Democratic and Republican lawmakers sought reassurances from state energy officials, the plant's owner and others that the closing would not disrupt the state's power supply or be financially ruinous to local communities.

A large earthquake could disrupt the state's water supply and inundate the delta itself.The best answer, says Ellen Hanak, a water expert at the non-partisan Public Policy Institute of California, is to build either a canal or a tunnel around the delta.

The group hoped to disrupt the state legislators on the second-to-last day of the legislative session.

It seems like semantics, but encouraging people to surround one place – parliament, on this occasion – and peacefully disrupt the state apparatus until a change is made, is a tactic that could be taken up by Occupy movements worldwide to a much better effect than sitting in tents in a park, making tea and playing guitar.

"Rescinding DACA will cause harm to hundreds of thousands of the States' residents, injure State-run colleges and universities, upset the States' workplaces, damage the States' economies, hurt State-based companies, and disrupt the States' statutory and regulatory interests," the attorneys general wrote in the suit.

"Rescinding DACA will cause harm to hundreds of thousands of the States' residents, injure State-run colleges and universities, upset the States' workplaces, damage the States' economies, hurt State-based companies, and disrupt the States' statutory and regulatory interests," the complaint alleges.

The conflict in Georgia has disrupted the state ballet's engagement at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe in Scotland, BBC News reported.

Mr. Dear said he saw signs that the new administration would give the State of Washington more room to maneuver on a complex issue: how to save endangered species of wild salmon without disrupting the state's urban industrial economy.

If this belated revelation changes nothing from one perspective — Oswald still did it — it simultaneously changes everything, if only because it disrupts the state of mind of everyone who has ever been transfixed by the Zapruder film.