Needless to say, state treasurer Gladys Berejiklian paints a rosy picture, saying the legislation "provides a range of legislative and regulatory safeguards to protect the integrity of the property titling system while also protecting staff".
Instead, he called for a special election on Oct. 16, a Wednesday, with a primary on Aug. 13 — a schedule that might give him a small political advantage but at considerable and needless cost to state taxpayers.
"Needless to say, the state's interest in ensuring that judgeships are not and do not appear to be 'for sale' is beyond compelling," the court said in one of the cases.
Needless to say the state contributes large amounts to ongoing cancer research, but the donations made by individual people or companies play an important part in this work which must continue until all aims are achieved.
And this has had a very noticeable affect on the unemployment rate, needless to say, as state governments in particular are mandated to balance their budgets annually.
The state, needless to say, was not pleased and dropped her from its bidder list.
Needless to say, this dreary state of affairs cannot be allowed to persist, and the bracing news brought by the sequel, "Independence Day: Resurgence," is that the aliens have returned, to harvest Earth's molten core.
Mr. Said suggests that Palestinians and Israelis should form one big state, which, needless to say, would soon be dominated by the more-numerous Palestinians.
Needless to say, there are advocates stating firmly that they do and should.
Needless to say, the families of most state workers have little choice but to go without.
