Sentence examples for made the states from inspiring English sources

"White men made the states, separating the people, but before that there was no borders.

681, 34 L.Ed. 128 (1890), which made the States 'powerless to protect themselves against the importation of liquor into the States.' 76 Cong.Rec.

The chief executive, Jacques Gounon, said the Treaty of Canterbury made the states' obligations clear, but said Eurotunnel was still shouldering additional costs for what was a question of public security.

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

The Government Accountability Office GAOO) has found that, unless serious reforms are made, the states' fiscal crises will only get worse over the next fifty years.

"This is what made the state of Illinois: agriculture.

But his law made the state clumsy and half-blind.

Relations with the dominant Roman Catholic Church cooled as his government made the state more secular.

The succeeding king, Ezana, was baptized by Frumentius, and Christianity was made the state religion.

The constitution ratified colonial policy and made the state custodian of tribal homelands.

Lowell Smith, a guest artist with the company, made the state trooper a believably menacing bully.