Sentence examples for generation of state from inspiring English sources

A word of advice for the new generation of state school students hoping to progress to pastures new?

And nothing has left the new generation of state and city officials looking so inept as their struggles with the Arellanos.

Six months after joining the court, Justice Stevens wrote one of a trio of opinions by which the court changed course and upheld a new generation of state death-penalty laws.

But in reality, California, a rich state that helped lead the post-Sputnik push for public education in the 1960's, has fallen so far behind that even six straight years of spending increases have left the latest generation of state officials and union leaders struggling to meet what would seem a modest goal: the national average in spending per pupil of roughly $6,600.

There was a dramatic reduction in the generation of state soil maps from 1999 to 2014 (to 22 states), largely because of the digital age.

Our approach results in a fully mechanic method for the generation of state update axioms from any collection of Situation Calculus-style effect axioms for deterministic actions, provided the actions do not have potentially infinitely many effects.

I look forward to electing a greater female representation within the party through this next generation of state-level officials".

When I was where you are now, generations of state agencies, social services, policy-makers and politicians had not abdicated all responsibility for me.

Mr. Christian, who grew up in Texas, where he eventually served two governors and counseled generations of state politicians, learned in October 2001 that he had lung cancer.

Meanwhile, the whole Birther story, distilled to its essence, implies that Barack Obama was spirited into citizenship thanks to a tight-lipped, Ocean's Eleven-style gang of conspirators that included several generations of state officials.

In saying that the United States is committed to achieving an AIDS-free generation, Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton told the conference that her definition of the phrase means "virtually no child anywhere will be born with the virus" by 2015.