Sentence examples similar to given up state from inspiring English sources

Anti-Semitism did not drive the arrest -- the Russian government has long since given up state-sponsored anti-Semitism -- but it might have made it more palatable to a public that still harbors some deep-seated anti-Jewish sentiments.

Local industries have resisted downsizing and giving up state perks.

The Chinese government says that it will give up state control of most publishing companies by 2010.

In an interview Wednesday, Mr. Scott said that his views had evolved and that the potential payoff for Texas had been too small to justify giving up state control.

"We can't give up states to the opposition.

"I'm not going to give up," stated Walkden.

But in states like California, where foreclosure problems are acute and state revenues are under pressure, it can make sense to "give up the state exemption," Mr. Anderson of Envision Capital said.

Even after he gives up the state presidency at the annual two-week session of the National People's Congress (NPC), which begins on March 5th, Jiang Zemin will still be the country's paramount figure.

But at that time both states gave up land to create the federal enclave of the District of Columbia.

While we realize that these interviews are edited, we worry that the interview gives an impression that U.C. has given up on state financing.

"That's the malaise of the French situation," he said, "to have given up the state as the DNA of identity, without acquiring the advantages of a new identity".