Sentence examples for regarded state from inspiring English sources

His second, Greg Abbott, was a highly regarded state judge in Houston who has been paralyzed since an accident 16 years ago.

In keeping with Congress' decision not to pre-empt common-law tort suits, it appears that the FDA traditionally regarded state law as a complementary form of drug regulation.

3948 (1994) ("[P]roduct liability plays an important role in consumer protection"); Porter, The Lohr Decision: FDA Perspective and Position, 52 Food & Drug L. J. 7, 10 (1997) (former chief counsel to the FDA stating that the FDA regarded state law as complementing the agency's mission of consumer protection).

He started out in 2007 with a very similar profile to Palin (little-known governor of a lightly regarded state with a religious bent).

Of the remainder, the vast majority hailed from other elite private colleges, such as Stanford and Johns Hopkins, or highly regarded state schools such as the University of Virginia or the nearby UNC Chapel Hill.

We know that Vince Cable called for nationalisation and David Cameron regarded state-ownership as "a disaster".

Ethical and managerial considerations regarding state physician health programs.

But much remains unsettled or unclear regarding state residency.

For more information regarding state abortion regulations, including TRAP laws, please visit the Abortion Law Project.

No wonder the average citizen of the United States regards state government as the political equivalent of tooth-flossing.

Inga I and Inga II were put up at a time of impunity among DRC's political elite where there was little accountability regarding state expenditure.