Sentence examples for introduction of state from inspiring English sources

Sir John added: "We expect the move to a global brand and introduction of state of the art retailing sites to bring a significant increase in sales".

The commission said it was seeking the introduction of state bans because the Fish and Wildlife Service can take up to a year to add species to a list of "injurious wildlife" that are subject to federal regulation.

Medical cannabis is a contentious issue in the United States, with many fearing that introduction of state laws will increase use among the general population.

With the introduction of state mandated Common Core tests opposition intensified.

He proposed rational reforms of the betting industry and of licensing hours, and the introduction of state Old Age Pensions.

At home, she worked with the Women's Co-operative Guild (WCG) on maternity and child welfare, and was co-opted to the Parliamentary Standing Committee which piloted the introduction of state maternity benefits and other assistance to mothers.

The introduction of state-run rooms where addicts can use drugs helped cut the number of drug-related deaths in 2001 by 9.6percentt from the previous year, a Health Ministry report said.

But placing them in an equal, and perhaps even superior, footing with sovereign states could signal the introduction of state-like duties to some of these private players.

The legislation further focuses on increasing the capacity for accommodation, including the introduction of state-operated tent camps as new forms of housing.

The introduction of states of affairs eliminates the need for such an analysis and therefore runs contrary to a basic tenet of Brentano's theory.

The introduction of state-devised arrangements for irrigation management was to have important consequences for the role of the subaks.