Sentence examples for establish state from inspiring English sources
Worked to establish State of Israel.
The Californian model has inspired the Maternal Accountability Act (HR 894), which requires states to establish state maternal mortality review committees on pregnancy-related deaths.
The organization has helped establish state laws that require clearer disclosure to consumers about which party in the transaction an agent represents.
Once in power, the revolutionaries would form a temporary dictatorship that would confiscate the property of the wealthy and establish state control of major industries.
In this capacity he gradually created a state medical department to administer public health, establish state scientific research, perfect the vaccination system, and supervise the medical profession.
In the next 40 years Dix inspired legislators in 15 U.S. states and in Canada to establish state hospitals for the mentally ill.
Soon, however, it attempted to establish state-controlled banking firms.
Enter Stanley Aronowitz, 69, the Green Party's nominee this year for governor of New York, who, when you listen to him call for higher taxes to increase money for schools, pay for campaign finance reform and establish state-subsidized health insurance, is the anti-candidate this time around.
At the national level, he would curb costs by putting a cap on the open-ended tax breaks currently showered on employer-provided health insurance.He also wants to establish state-level insurance exchanges that would connect insurers with customers, and provide both firms and individuals with a greater choice of plans.
This summer, after staging a 12-day hunger strike that drew huge crowds, Mr. Hazare forced the government to agree to place bureaucrats under an anticorruption agency, to create a citizen's charter to expedite public corruption grievances and to establish state-level anticorruption agencies.
The current crisis has prompted the legislature of California the last state in the west without groundwater regulation to pass a series of bills that establish state-level oversight of pumping from aquifers.
