Sentence examples for newly created state from inspiring English sources
On July 9, 2011, at the stroke of midnight, the newly created state of South Sudan broke out into exultant celebration.
The tsar viewed Goremykin as a loyal functionary who would support the throne in dealings with the newly created state Duma, or parliament.
Diversity is a factor that plays an underlying, but significant role in a high-energy Democratic primary for a newly created State Senate seat.
Trader Joe's has left coverage for three-quarters of its work force untouched but is giving part-time workers a contribution of $500 to buy policies in the newly created state marketplaces.
It now plans to levy a charge on energy consumers to raise revenue for a newly created state energy firm.Paralysis in BrazilIn Brazil, Latin America's biggest economy, initial enthusiasm for private investment in infrastructure has cooled.
Just 9 percent of employers with at least 500 workers say they are likely to drop coverage and have employees buy individual insurance in the newly created state exchanges after 2014.
Banks with airline clients unable to afford the purchase of aircraft will be able to approach a newly created state-owned institution, the Société de Financement de l'Economie Française, which will provide the loan guarantees, the spokesman said.
His party aims to replace what exists with an American-style federalism in which newly created states would hold greater control over their regions.
Devolving a measure of power to such newly created states may prove a good idea only so long as it is not seen as another stitch-up by the old guard in Mogadishu.
Besides, even if the European map has changed considerably since the collapse of Soviet Union in 1991, the numerous newly created states seceded before becoming EU member states.
The paradox of declining intra-African migration might partly be explained by the fact that decolonisation and the concomitant antagonism between newly created states may have indeed increased intra-continental barriers to movement.
