Sentence examples for plans of state from inspiring English sources

And there would be even more violations without the deterrent effect of Section 5 and the opportunity that preclearance gives the Justice Department to say no to harmful plans of state and local governments.

Correction: January 6 , 2002 Sunday The On Politics column on Dec. 16, about the lame-duck session of the Legislature, misstated the plans of State Senator Robert Littell, a Republican from Sussex County.

In his groundbreaking theoretical work, Allais sought to balance social benefits with economic efficiency in the pricing plans of state-owned monopolies such as utility companies.

It must be acknowledged that not only does Ford understand disarmament advocates like few other conservatives, but, odds are, his judgment is sound when he asserts that whether or not we disarm has no bearing whatsoever on the plans of states that hope to acquire or develop nuclear weapons.

Mr. Shapleigh and other lawmakers along the border have called for a "Marshall Plan" of state investment.

At the very least, that would complicate the security planning of state visits by President Obama to Muslim countries, because the very act of protecting him would be sinful for Islamic security guards.

Responding to the publication of the action plan, Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport Maria Miller said: "We welcome the action plan from the football authorities setting out a way forward to tackle discrimination within the game.

"Folks, simply demanding that Iran capitulate is not a plan," Secretary of State John Kerry said, after Netanyahu's speech.

Many attribute the collapse of dirigisme to the increased complexities of a highly competitive and internationalized economy as strategic planning capacities of state technocrats became severely limited.

In pursuit of the peace plan, Secretary of State Colin L. Powell is expected to return here early next month for the first time in more than a year, since the administration abandoned a drive for peace in the face of continuing violence.

"They just want to impoverish us, to bring our salaries down to the level in India and swoop in and buy everything on the cheap," she said, referring to planned privatizations of state assets.