Sentence examples for of existing state from inspiring English sources

That was the year Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani announced a new interpretation of existing state law to allow forfeiture in such cases.

But in New York, he said, because of existing state laws, "it's a loophole that doesn't have much of an impact on gun violence".

My proposals did not include new taxes, just a fairer distribution of existing state subsidy programs and increases in operating assistance under programs already in place.

Duncan accused critics who said these schools would flourish at the expense of existing state schools of indulging in "phoney debates".

"We've been begging for years for enforcement of existing state and federal laws regulating appraising," said Mr. Kennedy, a leader in the appraisal community.

Those in favour of the bill claimed that it was intended to safeguard religious freedom and was simply a reinforcement of existing state law.

Although the June conference rejected "wholesale nationalisation", it adopted an open-ended resolution calling for "state-ownership, more strategic use of existing state-owned companies, as well as strategic nationalisation, where deemed appropriate, on the balance of evidence".

Directors of existing state-financed tech companies — including Rusnano, a nanotechnology fund headed by Anatoly Chubais, a leading architect of Russia's controversial post-Soviet privatization — will serve on the board and contribute money.

On your own Nigeria's democracy dividend The armchair version Reprints Related items Personal pagesDec 14th 2000Businessmen at the conference heard that they would be welcome to come in as partners of existing state-owned companies that need fresh capital, or to start up their own ventures.

They now seek broader autonomy and equal rights within the established borders of existing states.

The frontiers of existing states must be respected, but in exceptional cases territories within states may negotiate special autonomies or even vote to become independent, like Slovakia and Kosovo, or perhaps Scotland one day - but always by peaceful means, by negotiation and consent, with the sanction of national and international law.