Sentence examples for preserve of the state from inspiring English sources

Until now, private media companies were banned from publishing daily newspapers, which was the preserve of the state media.

In February the government issued new guidelines for private investment in areas hitherto the preserve of the state.

But in a sudden about-turn, President Hugo Chávez changed the law to make the whole industry a preserve of the state.

Next year, Eli Broad is set to open his museum in Los Angeles.American cultural institutions are often privately built, but France has long viewed culture as the preserve of the state and incompatible with commerce.

Ironically, it's Dentaid that provides the free point of access care that was once the preserve of the state, though it's not a question of apportioning blame to practitioners.

Some state leaders want to preserve some of the state's savings in case the budget after this one is grim, too.

Laird spokesmen said the company was interested in help ing to preserve some of the state's famed mountains while retaining limited logging rights In adjacent areas.

One possible reason to consider that change would be to offset revenues lost from a deal to preserve some of the state and local deduction for individuals.

This comment will examine the intersection of federal intellectual property law with two traditional preserves of the states: contract law and commercial law.

Sheyenne National Grassland, near Lisbon, preserves one of the state's last remaining areas of tallgrass prairie.

The policy of secrecy, he said, is a mistaken effort to preserve the dignity of the state.