Sentence examples for extent states from inspiring English sources

It's unclear to what extent states will comply with the committee's request for voter information.

China's banks, insurers and brokerages are all, to at least some extent, state-controlled.

The federal government and, to a lesser extent, state government are deeply entwined in sectors throughout the American economy.

To some extent, state tax credits have fed the supply of American films, even when they face uncertain prospects abroad.

Insurers "can adjust their rates based on health status until 2014, to the extent state law allows," said Jay Angoff, director of the Office of Consumer Information and Insurance Oversight at the Department of Health and Human Services.

Jay's review is aimed at exploring new ways to deliver the inquiry's work while remaining within its original remit to investigate to what extent state and non-state institutions covered up child abuse and allowed it to take place.

State of the USA has its own political hurdles to overcome: until Congressional leaders appoint a bipartisan commission for the administration of the Key National Indicators System (something they're required to do promptly, according to the new health care legislation but had not done by early May), the indicators system, and to some extent State of the USA, are in limbo.

They're back in the good graces of cable outfits and,to a lesser extent, state regulators.

This paper analyzes state government response to changes in the underlying economy with a view to determining whether, and to what extent, state governments respond to economic fluctuations.

"The government's haste to extricate itself from running trains is all the more baffling since over half the rail franchises in Britain are, in fact, to some extent state controlled already," Mr McDonald said.

Thus the RCRs, either state 3ADP/state 4 or, to a lesser extent, state 3u/state 4o, are strongly influenced by almost every functional aspect of oxidative phosphorylation, making them good indicators of dysfunction.