Sentence examples for papers of state from inspiring English sources

In fact, Rutgers is already home to the personal papers of state politicians like former Senators Harrison Williams and Clifford Case, as well as former Gov. Jim Florio's papers from his years in the House of Representatives.

By this point, Cattrall's Cleopatra has been so finely gauged, so quick to switch between histrionics, coquetry and calculation (when Antony is absent she settles spectacles on her nose, a chair at her desk and busies herself signing papers of state) that we still cannot tell whether she loves him or not.

Looked on as "the wonder of Europe" for the zeal and decisiveness with which she promoted her country's power, Maria Theresa was the kind of rugged woman who, at all seasons, gave birth to her children in front of an open window while signing papers of state.

Journal of Scientific Computing is an international interdisciplinary forum for the publication of papers on state-of-the-art developments in scientific computing and its applications in science and engineering.

The four officers appointed by NSK to process the legal papers of the state are also very different from the bureaucrats usually found sitting behind passport desks.

On paper, Mates of State have a few serious strikes against them.

(Readers with similar situations in other Southern states should also seek these "Outrage" records in the Freedmen's Bureau papers of their relevant state).

In this paper the problem of state and parameter estimation in biotechnical batch reactors is considered.

In their briefing paper, the secretaries of state — twenty-four of whom are their state's chief election official — also contend that "the November 2016 election was not hacked".

In a recent paper, Avinash Persaud of State Street, a bank, describes the growing frequency of what he calls "liquidity black holes".

One would expect to find most diplomatic papers relating to colonial Nigeria in the Secretariat of State papers.