Sentence examples for remind states from inspiring English sources

We must constantly remind states of their obligation under human rights law to establish conditions and standards for private education providers, and of the need to maintain a transparent and effective system to monitor these standards, with sanctions for abusive practices.

The Protocol does, however, remind States that children under 18 are entitled to special protection and so any voluntary recruitment under the age of 18 must include sufficient safeguards.

Heinrich Gehrke, the judge, repeatedly had to remind state prosecutors that Mr. Klein was on trial, not the foreign minister.

Clarification of existing federal law that guarantees freedom of conscience to health care providers and institutions would not expand the reach of those laws; it would merely remind state and city governments of the First Amendment rights of their citizens by requiring that they certify that they are in compliance.

She likes to remind state crowds that she was born there and spent her early childhood there, describing herself as Norwegian Iowan, or "Iowegian".

It deals with how clinics should handle people who refuse to be vaccinated and reminds states that they must plan for huge numbers of fatalities.

The windfall reminded State Representative David Simpson, Republican of Longview, of the $1.1 billion the agency inadvertently double-counted in 2007, prompting the agency to pull some projects abruptly.

As the EU, the Council of Europe, the OSCE and the UN frequently remind member states, it is every government's responsibility to break the cycle of Roma poverty and discrimination.

There would be an apt moment for him to remind the states of the globe that, under his presidency, we as a country are finally back to being the leading multilateralist nation on earth.

What we and the Commission should remember, and most importantly what we should remind Member States of, is that citizens, especially women, do not judge our efficiency by the number of decisions we pass, but by our ability and will to enforce them.

This week's order from Mr. Mills was meant to remind the state about new laws that require every teacher to be certified by 2003.