Sentence examples for opening of the state from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the most embarrassing incident was when he was caught ordering the opening of the state library at a weekend to allow his children to research their school projects.Mr Ashcroft is often contrasted with Kit Bond, his senior Senate colleague and his predecessor in the governor's mansion.

The Valdez opening comes less than a week after the opening of the state's first testing lab, CannTest, in Anchorage.

Last month, Gov. M. Jodi Rell visited the tiny village of Cornwall in the Litchfield Hills for the opening of the state's first retail biodiesel pump, at the Berkshire Country Store.

New York, led by a Democratic governor, Andrew Cuomo, has implemented the president's health-care plan with gusto.In preparation for the opening of the state's new insurance exchange on October 1st, two dozen trainee "navigators"—that is, people who will help New Yorkers buy insurance on the exchange were given a test question.

There may be hesitancy by some countries to the opening of the state to the scrutiny of a globalized system in DRM.

Later in the month, former chief counsel and master political strategist for Bayh, Federal District Judge David Hamilton ruled that prayer could not be conducted prior to the opening of the state legislature in Indiana, reasoning that the mention of "Jesus Christ" as "Savior" or "Son of God" is unconstitutional.

At the solemn opening of the States General at Versailles, Talleyrand attracted immediate attention and soon acquired great influence.

Throw in the marketing power of international icon Yao Ming, drafted in 2002, and the opening of the state-of-the-art Toyota Center a year later, and it's clear the Rockets have become the NBA's model business franchise.

In his opening State of the State address in 1992, he said his budget cuts meant that "the pain for Vermonters will be real".

- Relying on external business as a principal source of income through the openings of the state to the other side without an intermediary.

The opening of the Pennsylvania state road in 1784 stimulated development in the region, and Greensburg (named for Revolutionary War general Nathanael Greene) was settled by 1785.