The University of the People, for example, states that undergraduates will study in groups of 30 to 40.
They predicted him to finish third in Iowa and Mississippi, for example – states where he actually won.
In extradition treaties, for example, states include clauses making it optional for them to surrender their own nationals.
In Germany, for example, states are allocated three to six seats in the upper house (the Bundesrat), depending on population.
Goldbach's Conjecture, a famous mathematical problem, for example, states that any even whole number is the sum of two primes.
The rule, for example, states that only a household of two people or more can can qualify for a two-bedroom apartment.
Every social networking site and blog that Mr. Schawbel writes for or appears on, for example, states "Personal Branding — Dan Schawbel".
The 2009 Constitution, for example, states that "protected areas" form "part of the natural and cultural patrimony of the country", but also perform "economic functions for sustainable development".
Continental, for example, states in its contract of carriage that if all Continental service between two cities is eliminated, the airline will "reroute passengers over the lines of one or more carriers".
For example, states without enough eligible "shovel-ready" construction projects might have to pass up some money, which could then be granted to other states, said Michael Bird, a policy analyst at the National Conference of State Legislatures.
For example, states have to show that they have already enrolled 95percentt of children whose parents make less than two times the poverty line figure — a standard that Ms. Bachrach said no state in the country could meet.
