Sentence examples for harm the state from inspiring English sources

The clinic had overstepped its mandate, they cried, creating an unfriendly business climate that could harm the state.

He has made it clear that he believes the bill would harm the state and could dissuade families from visiting, a position taken by most conservatives in the Legislature.

In his two-week-long standoff with Democrats and state employee unions, the governor, Scott Walker, a Republican, has pressured 14 Democratic state senators, who have fled the state, to return to deal with what he says are important fiscal deadlines that would otherwise pass this week and harm the state.

The judge, Kurt D. Engelhardt of Federal District Court, said that the state might eventually prevail on some of its claims that the federal government has not done enough to protect Louisiana's wetlands from damage, but that allowing the sale to go on would not harm the state.

He had warned that the budget could harm the state's bond rating.

Local business leaders and educators warned that the legislation could harm the state's competitiveness in attracting business and investment.

Texas, joined by 25 other states, sued in December 2014 to halt the implementation of the programs -- arguing, among other claims, that the programs would harm the states' interests and that the Obama administration had overstepped its executive authority.

And what harms our economy harms the state and national economies.

State Senator Thomas H. Kean Jr. said Mr. McGreevey's administration has harmed the state's business climate.

Governor Joe Manchin III said that the regulations were unlawful, usurped state rights, were based on inadequate science and harmed the state by preventing new mining projects.

Warning that the attacks were harming the state's tourism industry, Mr Moore said he would lobby Canberra to lift the ban on fishing of great whites.