Sentence examples for give a state from inspiring English sources
The regular teacher, James Bougas, has been suspended for three weeks after refusing to give a state exam.
"I have trouble imagining a similar situation in Germany or France or the United States, where they give a state prize to this kind of art," he said.
Under federal law, she said, drugs must be included if the manufacturer agrees to give a state Medicaid program the "best price" available to private purchasers.
The psychological impact of the goal negated any need for Lennon to give a state of the nation address in the home dressing room at half time.
The team has set aside a locker in Dougherty's memory, and they hope to give a state ring and a jacket to his parents.
Simultaneously, the ANC has been pushing for self-regulation to be replaced by a media appeals tribunal that could give a state body power to impose sanctions.
Such laws normally give a state-controlled authority the discretion (or indiscretion) to grant or reject an NGO's application for registration (or for renewal of registration every one to five years).
"We had to figure out how to work within the National Park Service restrictions and still give a state-of-the-art show," said Ann Meredith, the president and executive producer of Lights of Liberty, the nonprofit group that organizes the event.
Ms. Black, who ultimately was given a state waiver to serve as chancellor, was a magazine publisher.
When she died that year, she was given a state funeral in Red Square.
