Sentence examples for points on the state from inspiring English sources

America is held nearly as responsible as France in the Gbagbo discourse, and the previous night's anti-Western talking points on the state broadcaster come readily to the lips of government workers and Mr. Gbagbo's soldiers alike, a tribute to the effectiveness of the government's propaganda machine.

On the afternoon of 28 April, Rundle and his new police minister, John Beswick, were at distant points on the state's north coast when they took calls saying there was a gunman on the loose.

Chicago The brightest spot in this informal survey is Door County, Wis. Located on the easternmost point of the state, Door County is a peninsula surrounded by Green Bay and Lake Michigan that draws summer visitors mainly from the Chicago and Milwaukee areas.

Likewise, the section of the Discussion entitled "Urzymology has…the RO hypothesis" is an excellent point-by-point of the state of affairs on the informatics side.

Mr. McGreevey and his advisers have heard similar complaints from virtually every point on the state's political compass, and the governor's poll numbers have begun to worry a few political advisers.

Only she could turn a routine red carpet interview into an eloquent point on the state of the film industry today.

"On being a strong leader, a key metric in presidential campaigns, she has dropped four to 10 points depending on the state and she is barely above 50percentt in each of the three states".

High frequency impedance-potential measurements at various points on the steady state current-potential curve have been made for stainless steel and its constituent elements in contact with simple aqueous electrolytes.

Based on the rotational symmetry and exponential decaying of the standard normal probability density function, this point which is called design point in FORM has the maximum likelihood among all points on the limit state surface and has the most contribution in the probability of failure.

Lt. Gov. Richard Ravitch, the Paterson administration's point man on the state budget, said, "We're being penalized for our generosity".

A monstrous man whose decaying career symbolically parallels the moribund state of the British Empire in the postwar era he uses and abuses everyone in his life, including his long-suffering family, and delivers pointed commentary on the state of society as he sees it.