Sentence examples for example state and from inspiring English sources

In America, for example, state and local pension benefits are guaranteed by law in many states.

The lines of accountability between, for example, state and federally run exchanges have grown byzantine and unclear.

Last year, for example, state and private oil companies reached a deal with the Kremlin — presented as a voluntary agreement — to cap prices on gasoline.

To give just one example, state and local officials sometimes rebuff the Government's request that they give notice when a criminal alien will be released.

For example, state and local resistance to Trump's potential attacks on sanctuary cities is not likely to succeed if the federal government could simply order local officials to do its bidding, on pain of severe penalties.

For example, state and local governments frequently allocate federal infrastructure funds to build roads and bridges rather than to fix existing ones, despite compelling evidence that repairs are more cost-effective.

Recently added were map and diagram wizards to help memorize, for example, states and capitals, or parts of the human body.

For example, states and achievements cannot occur with the progressive while activities and accomplishments can; more about this below in Section 4. These differences are customarily considered to be lexical differences and this area is therefore dubbed lexical aspect.

For example, states and counties across the country are reporting an increase in methamphetamine-related deaths.

In just one example, states and cities have had to pay over $4 billion to Wall Street firms since 2008 to exit $500 billion worth of complicated deals, known as interest rate swaps, that went sour, Bloomberg reported.

For example, state transitions in enzymes and ion channels typically exhibit exponential kinetics.