Sentence examples for have made states from inspiring English sources

It was precisely worries about bank runs that have made states reluctant for so long to hang banks out to dry.

In the meantime, the very same factors have made states that were once competitive — including the electoral vote troves of California and Illinois — and moved them firmly into the Democrats' presidential camp.

Centralisation, government targets and a focus on exams have made state schools less customer-friendly and more boring.

"When we had that dominant period early in the game we made three or four errors, which we shouldn't have made," stated Harris.

Duncan has a bigger budget than any previous education secretary, but has made states compete for federal cash by favouring those that are most ambitious in reforming their schools, under the Race to the Top initiative.

Japan has made state-owned land available for private industrial development.

The collective war effort and the 1945-51 Labour government had made state intervention and Keynesianism almost the state religion in Britain.

He stressed that the CDC had made clear states were entitled to set tougher rules of their own.

Wall Street has made the states feel weak-kneed by tossing up valuation numbers ranging from $10-40 10-40 billion

Locke is distancing himself from Hobbes who had made the state of nature and the state of war equivalent terms.

Together, state and private sector investment has made Pernambuco state one of the fastest growing areas in Brazil.