"leisure state" is correct and usable in written English
You can use the phrase to describe a relaxed, peaceful state, such as when lounging on the beach or taking a nap on the couch. For example, "The sun was shining and the waves were soothing; it was the perfect leisure state."
The club's holding company, Burnden Leisure, stated in its most recent accounts, for the year to 30 June 2014, that £174m was owed to Fildraw, a private trust connected to Davies, registered in Bermuda, another tax haven.
An email from Adam Ogilvie, the cabinet member for leisure, states the council will continue to fund events in Leeds city centre, but not in town and district centres.
Hunting, fishing (both in lakes and rivers and in the Gulf of Mexico), boating, camping, and other outdoor activities are among the most popular forms of leisure in the state.
It should be noted that the value of leisure in this state is assumed to be equal to that enjoyed under retirement, (bar {l}).
bMultivariate adjusted for smoking state, leisure-time exercise, party, age of first children, breastfeeding and education.
Wellbeing conveys information regarding a broad range of behaviors and health, including physical and mental health, social relationships, leisure, and subjective states such as emotions and mental engagement.
ARTS & LEISURE Music 2002 The state of music, when pop's paradigm is Moby, a band of one; Jerry Springer is the subject of opera; and the industry as now known may cease to exist.
By contrast, a Gore administration might squander one of the greatest opportunities in modern politics: the chance to redesign the welfare state at leisure, while the coffers are full, rather than being forced to redesign it by a crisis.Polls can change.
Such is the state of leisure travel -- domestic and overseas -- as the peak season dawns, at the conclusion of a war, in a soured economy, with fears about severe acute respiratory syndrome -- all amid elevated security alerts that keep the catastrophe of 9/11 close to mind.
By exposing the fact that the emails of the citizens of the land of the free (and ours here in Britain) could be plucked from the internet at the state's leisure, wasn't Snowden too defending himself, his fellow citizens, and the idea of the US and of liberal democracy?
