Sentence examples for edge of state from inspiring English sources

In November the council, which manages U.S. fisheries from the edge of state waters to 200 nautical miles offshore, is updating its essential fish habitat for West Coast groundfish, including rockfish and other species.

The Straits of Melaka have long played a central role in the history of Southeast Asia, from facilitating the movement of people, ideas, and commodities to marking the edge of states and sultanates.

The Tories are also more likely to ignore the complaints of public-sector unions threatened with competition from the voluntary sector.It is doubtful, however, if any of this will amount to more than nibbling at the edges of state activity.

"We just received our second check from the lennox school district [sic] and we will be at risk to return it if progress is not made". By couching the arrangement as one in which Catholic schools were being paid to house and help the students of the Lennox Virtual Academy, the district was operating at the edges of state law, experts said.

In contrast, biomass increased during this period at the interiors and edges of State-managed forests in the landscape.

* Look at the western edge of the state — Sioux City and the rest of the places in the northwest part of the state.

Wolves stroll the town of Ely, on the edge of the state's rapidly expanding wolf range, and one was tracked to within 19 miles of St . Paul the state capital.

The eastern edge of the state and the eastern panhandle comprise the Ridge and Valley Province.

On the western edge of the state, it is joined by the Boise River.

Even so, people say the Mississippi moves slower in their part of the western edge of the state...

The fifth of seven children, Hansen grew up in Denison, Iowa, a small, sleepy town close to the western edge of the state.