Sentence examples for move to state from inspiring English sources

Kent Sharp, a principal in the Frisco, Colo.-based mountain-development firm SE Group, said that Tamarack's move to state land had immediately and greatly improved its chances of success.

Fifth, what does this recent move to state coercion tell us about this government's approach to the fundamental rights at stake: the right not to be unlawfully imprisoned; to freedom of speech and freedom of assembly?

And similarly when in state #1: if the opponent cooperates, the player will move to state #0, and therefore cooperate on the next round, and if the opponent defects, the player will remain in state #1.

Although it is shown that the 2008 conflict will finish at states 27 and 39 (which is what happened in reality), later the authors show that in fact the conflict will again move to state 43, and states 27 and 39 are the transition states in the 2010 conflict.

Here, the "path" of the previous model is replaced by a "cycle", in that a person can start in state 1, move to state 2 and then state 3, and return to state 1 without ever being in another state twice.

A lawyer would call the move to state court "forum shopping".

Mr. Wong and Mr. Chang's new plants are expected to operate as foundries, producing made-to-order semiconductors with etched circuits 0.25 microns wide (a micron is one thousandth of a millimeter) and quickly move to state-of-the-art 0.18 microns or below.

The higher taxes, Mr. Coupal said, could lead wealthy Californians to move to states with lower taxes like Texas.

Then we move to state-dependent techniques.

While the move to state-owned responsibility and district-based accountability may be the way forward, as advocates of equity it leaves us uneasy, even as it replaces the untenable approaches to securing equity in NCLB.

The industrial sector needs to move to state-of-the-art low-carbon technologies for all new plants as of 2020 and agriculture needs to apply current best practices.