Sentence examples for emphasized state from inspiring English sources

After nearly ninety minutes of oral arguments, the lawyers and the partisans drifted out to the courthouse steps, where Jan Brewer was giving an upbeat but muted press conference, in which she emphasized state sovereignty, not the perils of unchecked immigration.

Our program emphasized state of the art learning with an emphasis on participation on discussion boards.

In contrast, Republicans during the 12 years of the Reagan and Bush administrations made a vigorous effort to fill the courts with conservatives: those who regularly sided with law enforcement officials, were reluctant to read new rights in the Constitution and emphasized states' rights.

Mr. Bush is emphasizing state regulations, voluntary guidelines and greater access to public lands for mining, logging, grazing and drilling.

Other lawmakers facing potentially difficult re-election bids, like Senator Patty Murray, Democrat of Washington, have built careers serving on the spending panel and emphasizing state projects, compiling a record once widely seen as enviable but now being challenged by opponents.

The current drive to emphasize state building opportunities in health and health systems interventions is mainly based on political aspirations and concepts.

Already, the president's travel schedule is emphasizing states that will prove pivotal in the 2004 election.

Winning applications for the early learning money will emphasize states' commitment to "clearer learning standards," Education Secretary Arne Duncan and Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius said in a joint statement.

It emphasizes state-of-the-art algorithms that have been, or most likely will be, reduced to practice.

Goldwater gave the conservative base the red meat they craved: emphasizing states rights, low taxes, and suggesting that participating in the Social Security system should become voluntary.

While Paul hasn't come out in favor of recreational marijuana legalization, he appears to hold a position similar to Bush's and Cruz's, emphasizing states' rights with regard to adult-use laws on marijuana.