Sentence examples for manage a state from inspiring English sources

Political reformers think about how to build a system, how to manage a state, how to regulate political powers.

"He admittedly says that the economy is his weak point," Mr. McKinney said, "so I think he needs to have somebody with a proven record on economics and how to manage a state".

Became the first company to manage a state school when it took over King's Manor in Surrey in 1999, and now controls another Surrey school, too - France Hill, in Camberley, renamed King's International College.

"The rule prevents 'S.E.C.-registered investment advisers' from contributing more than $250-$250-$350tate or local officials who could select the firm that would manage a state or local pension fund, or some part of it," the organization's website said.

Mr. Hariri, 39, who was thrust into a leadership role when his father, Rafik, was assassinated in 2005, will now begin assembling a cabinet to help manage a state that has been plagued by war, deep political divisions and debt of more than $50 billion.

The rule prevents "SEC registered investment advisers" from contributing more than $250-$250-$350tate or local officials who could select the firm that would manage a state or local pension fund, or some part of it.

We had no presence or skill to manage a state-of-the-art Web site, so I looked at what we did well, which was to report financial information accurately.

Also on Monday, the Associated Press reported that officials in West Virginia announced the state will partner with the federal government to run its exchange, after making preparations to manage a state-run exchange.

Virginia Tech also manages a state "smart road" near its campus, complete with snowblowers and monitoring equipment, that has been used to test technology from Google and others.

Belarus, under its current leader, Alexander Lukashenka, a populist tough who once managed a state chicken-farm, may be the only country in the whole of the ex-communist zone consciously to head back east, and even to want to reunite with Russia.

Not content with stirring up America's polarised politics by awarding Barack Obama a premature Nobel peace prize, they are also stirring up America's polarised debate on corporate governance.This time the culprits are not the Norwegian politicians who award the peace prize, but the savvy investors who run Norges Bank Investment Management (NBIM), which manages a state pension fund of $400 billion.