Sentence examples for of a states from inspiring English sources

The report says of facilities: "Traditionally, public sports facilities in Jersey have come under the administration of a States department.

Researchers are conducting face-to-face interviews with disabled people in Guernsey as part of a States move to improve inclusion.

There has never been a successful amendment coming out of a states convention process.

The Republican chaos of the spring of 2016 was in large measure a result of a "states rights" mentality that allowed each state party to independently design and execute its delegate selection procedures.

The gap between these groups - people with and without disabilities - is the most important metric of success or failure of a states ability to enable people with disabilities to gain jobs and economic independence.

For example, if this new system of electoral vote counting had been in effect in 2012, Barack Obama's four percent, four-million vote majority nationally, and his win of a states with over a 100-vote majority in the Electoral College, would have become a narrow electoral vote loss to Mitt Romney.

The lever arm orientation of A-states can be either "up" in a pre-working-stroke position or "down" in a post-working-stroke position; R-states are lever-arm-down states.

Libya was never much of a state.

So maybe it is more of a state of mind.

People live in a state of uncertainty.

Scotland are in a state of unrest.