Sentence examples for getting a state from inspiring English sources

"Low wage people, because they are already getting a state pension of say £7,000 a year, a bit of private pension saving on top actually gets them close to the standard of living they currently have.

"He knows he is not getting a state," said Einat Wilf, an Israeli member of Parliament.

He can also use the bully pulpit to denounce any more attempts to stop the Palestinians getting a state.

VENEZUELA Hugo Chávez probably won't be getting a state dinner at the White House, no matter who is elected president.

Despairing of getting a state with the co-operation of Mr Netanyahu, they are urging the UN to vote one into being instead.

In fact, the biggest legislative threats to getting a state budget completed are the printouts showing how the $4 billion would be spread among the state's schools.

"It's good that they're saving 40 acres and it's good that we're getting a state-of-the-art library and providing more room for the schools," said Joe Chiusano, who lives nearby.

Lothar Geilen, president of Michigan-based SysTech, said there are no excuses for the software oversight, but he stressed that Connecticut was getting a state-of-the-art system that will not fail again.

The Clippers are negotiating over the plot of land with the goal of getting a state-of-the-art arena built to house the team in 2024 when their lease is up with Anschutz Entertainment Group at Staples Center.

Unfortunately, 'small businesses are hard to survive, because everyone is doing it (Interview transcript #26).' According to Yan, getting a state-assigned job would still be the best option in a hinterland city such as Jiangyou, where the market opportunity structure was relatively less developed.

In 2015, televangelist Creflo Dollar was widely mocked for starting "Project G650," a means of getting a state-of-the-art Gulfstream G650 plane of his own, financed by his 200,000 followers.