Sentence examples for needs of a state from inspiring English sources

It is better, he said, to have an exchange established "at the state level, in a way that matches the views, aspirations and needs of a state, than to have it done in Washington".

Rather than functioning as the bastion of human rights that it was established to be, it has instead become the entity responsible for balancing the needs of a state engaged in a prolonged occupation with basic principles of democracy.

However, the literature on grid architectures still lacks examples of operational or even prototype or planning efforts for public health use that would meet the needs of a state public health department.

The well-off woman has no particular need of a state benefit, but the money symbolises something in whose loss or concealment these same women have consented.

That's enough to meet the daily water needs of California, a state which has struggled with water shortage challenges.

This is why the Philippines doesn't need less of a state; it needs a strong, autonomous state more than ever.

The utility commission is undergoing a comprehensive "sunset" review by the Legislature this session, an assessment of the need for a state agency.

Regulators, eager to avoid blackouts at all costs, want to encourage construction of more power plants to meet the needs of a growing state.

The introduction of oil light, gaslight and electric light has, for example, successively reshaped it according to the needs of a diurnal state.

Walter Eytan, an early British immigrant to Israel who developed a foreign service to meet the needs of a new state suddenly at war with its neighbors, died on May 23 in a hospital in Jerusalem.

A6 World Briefing A7 OBITUARIES A14 Walter Eytan An early British immigrant to Israel who developed a foreign service to meet the needs of a new state that was suddenly at war with its neighbors, he was 90.