Sentence examples similar to making to state from inspiring English sources

"No references are made to state law in this statute".

"That's the argument that has to be made to state legislatures," he said.

Chief among them are recent revisions made to state Council on Affordable Housing regulations requiring municipalities to ensure that such housing is available within their communities.

Any misleading statements Mr. Wiese or Mr. Bruder might have made to state officials, therefore, would not constitute a federal crime.

True, large grants would be made to state, local and municipal governments who have been caught up in massive budget shortfalls.

Meanwhile, huge loans that Chinese banks have made to state-owned enterprises and local governments over the last three years could cause trouble if the economy does slow.

It would lift the current $5 million cap on such loans and allow them to be made to states as well as to local governments.

The contributions by Women Vote! are the first the group has made to state-level Democratic Party groups this election cycle.

For instance, the bill would still change Medicaid from an entitlement with no budget limitation to specific payments made to states.

Remember that requests must be made to the state of birth, not the state of your current residence.

(Many states are reconsidering deep Medicaid cuts made to balance state budgets earlier in the decade).