Sentence examples for force for state from inspiring English sources

India hopes that peace-craving Kashmiris, most of whom want independence, will turn out in force for state elections this autumn, signalling their willingness to remain Indians while choosing a genuinely representative government.Abdul Gani Lone figured prominently in this scheme.

MY COLLEAGUE is absolutely right that a high level of labour mobility is one of the American economy's great strengths and a force for state government discipline.And she is also right that the state of Texas has been one of the remarkable economic stories of the last decade, thanks to steady job growth and the attraction of its low cost cities.

Christopher Prather, who oversees the organized-crime task force for State Attorney General Eliot L. Spitzer, said corrupt labor unions or individual union officials were still central to organized crime's ability to make money in construction, a $29 billion industry that accounts for more than 7percentt of New York City's economy.

Mr. Gottfried added that the task force called for state spending on short-term measures to reach as much as $50 million annually.

Socialism understood as a force lobbying for state action and funding to redress market inequities had become mired in "servility" as a matter of historical fact.

If Maine shrimp is a delicious coastal treat and a small but important food fish, Maine lobster is world-famous and a point of state pride and identity, even -- and an economic force for the state.

When Mr Blagojevich resigned in 2008, Mr Quinn was a steadying force for a state in disarray.

"This is supposed to be our work force for the state.

"I think she'll be a healing force for the state of Connecticut," said Senator Cathy Cook, a Republican from Mystic.

Using a picture of a broom and calling it "a clean sweep," a narrator reads the most glowing phrases from the editorials, with The Times praising Mr. Wilson's talents and expertise, The News declaring that he could be "a force for reinventing state government" and The Post hailing him as "an astute tough-minded outsider".

Marcus Taylor, a sophomore from Lansing, Mich., who was the Spartans' biggest local signee since Magic Johnson, played last season behind point guard Charlie Bell; with Bell departed, Taylor must be a commanding force for Michigan State to come close to matching its high standards this season.