Sentence examples for making state from inspiring English sources

New lines should focus on giving voters more choices and on making state elections more competitive.

Mr. McGreevey said he tried to find savings by making state government more efficient.

Russia's government has talked about making state firms pay higher dividends, in part to force greater discipline upon them.

He is a great one for making state government more efficient; many locals admit the Minnesota Miracle has made budgeting too haphazard.

It will propose reducing the incidence of means-testing by making state pensions more generous, and would help pay for this by raising the state-pension age.

"This is one state -- everyone's in this together," he said, adding that the Legislature could help by making state aid for cities predictable.

Sadly Greece, like many other governments, has a poor record of making state-owned enterprises profitable, despite years of ownership.

Until now, there has been a paucity of independent data, making state-to-state comparisons nearly impossible.

Unlike his band mates, Mr. Timberlake managed to start a critically and commercially successful solo career, making state-of-the-art R&B-tinged pop.

North Korea, the Stalinist "hermit kingdom" and one of the world's most backward and isolated countries, is also a realm where fiction making — state-sponsored storytelling, that is — reigns supreme.

If a merger had been completed, it would have given Corning, the world's largest manufacturer of optical fiber, a relatively full line of the lasers and other components used in making state-of-the-art communications and data networks.