Sentence examples for neglect state from inspiring English sources

And graduates from the so-called national law schools, like Yale, particularly need the bar exam, he said, because these schools tend to concentrate on legal theory and neglect state and local laws.

In the wake of highly publicized abuse in Texas' institutions for the disabled — from physical beatings and restraints to medical neglect — state health officials have had to increase payments to the centers by thousands of dollars per patient annually, a cost that opponents argue comes at the expense of community-based care.

To redress years of neglect, states would need to find a way to significantly increase spending and refocus their priorities, transportation planners say.

An opportunity based foreign policy would not neglect state-based or terrorism threats to the United States, but it could force the United States to better assess truly strategic threats and focus limited resources to maximize our security.

Most urgently, he wanted to restore the Modernist home, which the architecture critic Paul Goldberger described in The New Yorker as "one of the most important houses built between the two world wars," from its neglected state to what it looked like — inside and out — when it was completed in 1938.

The Appalshop arts centre in Whitesburg is one of the reasons mountain music has been able to flourish in this largely neglected state, supporting the music and exploring the social and economic issues – like aggressive coal mining – which the songs are so often about.

And anyway, that was not the intent of what he called the "voice of God" that spoke to him in March after he read a newspaper article in Jewish Week about the neglected state of the cemetery, on Pitkin Avenue near 81st Street in Ozone Park, Queens.

The neglected state of the Old City prompted UNESCO to consider revoking Sanaa's World Heritage Site status last spring.

The neglected state of Germany's military isn't new — but in a sense that makes it even more shocking.

The cemetery remains, but it is in a neglected state; the tomb of Yusuf al-Hamdan, a prominent nationalist who fell in the 1936 revolt, is clearly visible.

The completely neglected state in which Cabral's tomb was found nearly led to a diplomatic crisis between Brazil and Portugal the latter then ruled by Pedro II's eldest sister, Maria II.